Tiger Woods


(Tiger Woods, portrait by Tiner).

Congratulations to Tiger for his athletic accomplishments, but most importantly for encouraging others to give back. He truly reminds us that life is "much more than then silver and gold" (Marley).

I wish him a speedy recovery.

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