Isn’t it precious?

Bogey Man over at Bogey Lounge named this little old blog the Site of the Day recently and created this adorable image to go with it. I love it!

Thanks again, Bogey!

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If web logs are called “blogs” for short, web golf logs should be called “flogs.” It’s all making sense now. When I first started this site, I called it a glog for golf log. Flogging is much more appropriate. If you don’t already get my drift, here’s how Webster’s defines flogging:

flog ( P ) Pronunciation Key (flg, flôg)
tr.v. flogged, flog·ging, flogs

1. To beat severely with a whip or rod.
2. Informal. To publicize aggressively: flogging a new book.

It seems like more and more “blogs” are popping up that fall under definition #2’s category, however loosely. However, there are still the old fashioned types who prefer the self-inflicted punishment experienced either on the course or by writing a public diary for others to share in the glory or misery. And let’s not forget the comment posters who flog the flogger. Oh, and the comments to the comment posters, esentially flogging the flogger of the original flog’s flogger. I’m exhausting myself. Please forgive me. I just tied my boyfriend for the first time in an 18 hole round at Moorpark CC and celebrated with a couple margaritas at Chuy’s.

Don’t drink and flog.

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