And the darkness only stays at nighttime In the morning it will fade away Daylight is good At arriving at the right time It's not always gonna be this grey George Harrison. 🙏

I paid extra for 12A on an overnight flight specifically so I could lean against the wall and sleep. I get to my row, and there’s nobody sitting in it! Damn, no #clickbait

The wonderful neighbourly sounds (and views) of #Summer #FFS 😤🤬😩

Maid Marian on her tiptoed feet

Remembering Alex Zanardi. @GanassiChip | @CGRTeams

Sir Nigel Gresley stealing the show at Ribblehead 🚂

Actually they caught him playing with himself, with the bell rope. So they tolled him off!

The most current #Tweet on my timeline is 7 hours old! SEVEN HOURS! 😬🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️ And this tweet will probably be viewed by 14 people at best!

Serve that someone in Ireland and they'll tip it over your head.

One for the human spirit ❤️

It’s not coincidence that Woodland win comes right after talking about his mental health struggles, I’d argue it’s actually a huge reason for it in fact. It’s so hard to walk around acting as if you’re ok when you’re not. Lying to everyone that you are ok, when you’re dying inside. I can’t imagine that feeling as a public figure like Gary. I hope this result for Gary helps other athletes and people to talk about their mental health struggles. Tell anyone. What a win.

"We play an individual sport but I wasn't alone today." An emotional Gary Woodland reflects on his win only a few years removed from brain surgery.

"Anybody who's struggling with something, I hope they see me and don't give up. Just keep fighting." Gary Woodland hugs his wife with the fans chanting his name on the 18th green. An inspiration to everyone. 🥲

You got this @GaryWoodland! Best. Friend. Ever! ❤️❤️❤️

Three weeks after publicly discussing his PTSD diagnosis in the wake of brain surgery, Gary Woodland leads @TCHouOpen by six shots to the final nine. It's a reminder that anything is possible ⬇️ Amidst a successful TOUR career that counts the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach among four titles, Woodland took a competitive leave in summer 2023 and underwent surgery to remove a tumor that pushed on the part of brain controlling fear and anxiety. Woodland returned to competition in early 2024, and this marks his third full season back, but the road has been uneven. He has battled symptoms of PTSD while battling to regain elite form. During one round at the Procore Championship, a walking scorer startled him by standing closer than he might have liked, and suddenly his eyesight became blurry and he couldn't remember what he was doing. He eventually chose to go public with his PTSD diagnosis, which he received roughly a year ago, to hopefully free himself from the exhausting effort of pretending everything is fine, and also to help others. “I can’t waste energy anymore hiding this, and I’m blessed with a lot of support out here on the TOUR,” Woodland told Golf Channel after revealing the diagnosis. "I appreciate that love and support. But inside, I feel like I’m dying, and I feel like I’m living a lie. “I want to live my dreams and be successful out here,” he continued. “But I want to help people, too. I realize now I’ve got to help myself first – and hopefully this is the first step in doing that.” Since revealing his PTSD diagnosis, Woodland has seen an immediate uptick in results, leading to his virtuoso performance so far at Houston's Memorial Park. He's nine holes away from one of the more emotional (and popular) victories in recent memory.

Terry Hall should have been 67 today. Gone far too soon. This, written with Ian Broudie is one of his finest moments, and this version by far the most poignant: youtu.be/9pfHxJcztqM?si=ZDxy…

Thought of The Day.

Why is JB wearing a blouse from Danika’s wardrobe???

Right now on @SkySportsF1 there are a lot of cars going round and round a one mile oval at over 180mph doing a lot of two wide and even three wide overtaking. @F1 fans seem to refuse to watch it because they are all in the same car but it is very exciting RACING ... @IndyCar

Hey, come on guys, let’s not get on a downer here, there’s always next year!