It was nice to see Padraig Harrington win The Open Championship on Sunday. It was equally sad to see young Spaniard Sergio Garcia lose the same Open. Carnoustie played as Car-nicetie this time round, rather than the fabled Car-nastie of old. But then, as many analysts have since pointed out, Mother Nature was unusually benign. A little wind, a little cooler and this year’s Open would have been completely different.
I had a fairly quiet weekend. I worked Saturday morning but then attended a folk music festival in London in the afternoon. The music was wonderful but I was quite distracted with many other things on my mind.
I also relaxed in front of the television a fair bit this weekend. Very unusual for me. I’ll watch a few sports now and then, but rarely sit for extended periods of time and watch a movie or show. I think the tally came to three movies this past weekend, along with part of a fourth. They included, and I may get the titles incorrect, A Few Good Men, The Jackal, White Lightning and Little Man (chosen by my young, but not-so-little men).
I’m about to leave for the airport to pick up the Tom Matzen, Parmasters HQ President and CEO. We have a full day of investor candidate and shareholder meetings tomorrow. Looking forward to some good discussion and challenging questions. Tom was a co-founder of Parmasters, so I always learn a lot when with him.
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