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COLD RAIN |
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SPRING BLOOMS |
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DAFFODILS ADDED A LITTLE COLOR TO A DULL DAY |
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KHALID |
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COLD WEATHER GEAR |
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SUN PEEKED THROUGH ONCE IN A WHILE |
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BOULES BAG WEATHERED THE SLEET STORM |
Khalid, Shirley, and I got in almost a full day's practice at Nevin Park in Charlotte yesterday and got a taste of March's changeable weather in the Carolinas. The morning started with a misty rain and cold temperatures-- high 30sF. After an hour or so the sun started peeking through from time to time and temperatures started to rise just a little. It never got really warm, but it definitely became more tolerable. Around four o'clock the day ended with heavy sleet and freezing rain forcing us to call it a day a little early.
It was good practice though. Shirley and I got to play as a team and Khalid got to play six boules. He got to point AND shoot. I've been mostly pointing lately, so I enjoyed playing the shooter's role on our team with Shirley doing the pointing duties. The games were pretty even. Khalid was up two games to one, but we were up 9-8 in the last game when we had to call it a day. With better weather expected just around the corner, I'm hoping we can make Saturday and/or weekday play at various venues a more common occurrence and get a few others involved.
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