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the eric update - day 656: odin the next tiger?
"this crowd has gone deadly silent, a cinderella story outta nowhere."
i figure since tiger woods was already a recognized child prodigy by the age of 3 that we had better get odin familiarized with the game of golf sooner rather than later so that if he has natural talent we could always say that we saw his innate ability well before then.
or maybe we just thought that the process of stacking a golf ball on a tee and whacking away with a golf club were fun ways to help develop his eye-hand coordination.
he was remarkably adept at putting the ball on the tee and - this will not come as a surprise to anyone who has seen me play the game - he can already hit the ball farther than his father.
4/22/2006 08:18:00 PM
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