I didn’t see the video below until today.
Earl Woods asks his son, Tiger, a question – father to son before he returns to golf.
I wish we could hear his answers. One one hand I see a broken man here, one in need of a second chance. On the other I am somewhat jaded since it is Nike producing this video in an obvious attempt at damage control.
What do you think?
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Hard to know about this one. He still seems pretty self-centered. Things like this make me think that he believes everything is about him. Hope I am wrong and I hope he finds a way to repair the damage he has done.
.-= Kansas Bob´s last blog ..Unconstitutional Day of Prayer? =-.
@Kansas Bob, Motives definitely don’t seem pure, and you are right it seems pretty self-centered… “what were you thinking and feeling?” “What did you learn?”
How about, “why would you hurt your family that way?”