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Make a Difference Day is Saturday, Oct. 28. What are we? Supermen? We’re supposed to make a difference for a whole day?
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Make a Difference Day is Saturday, Oct. 28. What are we? Supermen? We’re supposed to make a difference for a whole day? Does that mean we can’t watch the UT-South Carolina game on TV? What if the weather’s nice that day? Surely we can still make a difference on a day that’s overcast and there’s nothing on TV. We’ll think about something small we can accomplish should time permit, but we’ll be in touch sometime in February or so. The shut-ins will be feeling some serious restlessness about then, and we won’t have to reschedule a tee time.

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