LAST EVENING THE CLASS OF ’65 OF ST. GEORGES’ SCHOOL WERE HOSTED BY JIMMY GUBELMANN. 50 YEARS, A HALF A CENTURY SUDDENLY MAKES ONE THINK HOW WE ARRIVED HERE. RELUCTANTLY WE ARE ALL FACED WITH AGING; BUT NOT LAST NIGHT.
My daughter, Isabelle is having an art show at St. George’s School beginning tomorrow, with an artist’s reception on September 11, 2014 at 6:30 pm at the Drury Art center.
I have a passion for sailing, I don’t think that is a secret. It is a time consuming sport, leaving little for other pursuits. I really found shotguns later in life, I have almost always owned a gun, but never took the time to understand the sport of guns. I was introduced to shotgun sports by Jimmy Gublemann, with whom I attended St. George’s School, where we played hockey and sailed, continuing ever since. Jimmy can make anything fun.
We are the same age, we are grandparents to two grandchildren each, and have the same aches and pains like anyone else our age; including failing eyesight. Shooting is 99% eyes; hence our scores have adjusted about equally; worse than we remember.
Today, I spent a great relaxing day shooting clay targets with Jimmy, his son Bingo, and a group of sailors. November’s weather has been kind to us in the Northeast, today was no exception with the temperature above 60 and blue skies and high clouds.
This morning you could feel the change in the weather; the changeover to fall. A wonderful clear day with great billowing clouds and plenty of wind. To view more images go HERE.
