Paris indoors… The draw is out…

Written by: Staff on 5th November 2011

Paris indoors... The draw is out...

Bernard Tomic of Australia returns the ball to Mardy Fish of the USA during the semi-finals of the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo, Japan, on 07 October 2011. EPA/EVERETT KENNEDY BROWN |

The BNP Paribas masters in Paris. The draw is impressive. But the qualifying draw is truly amazing. It’s a 24 man draw. First seed is Bernie Tomic ( 42). Second seed is Donald Young Jr (43). Third seed is Santiago Giraldo (45). Fourth seed is Philip Kohlschrieber (49). Fifth seed is Andreas Seppi (50).

Get my point. That’s the qualies draw….. These guys are top fifty in the world…..

Geezer is packed and headed to the airport. Rumor is “Big Boss ” is going also. They both love Paris. They both love tennis. They both have heaps of deals and work to do. Ha… They have “Coronas ” to drink at tennis… (nice Tennis sponsor) and talk about the old days… Sorry. The good old days …

Just heard from “D” from California. She is too busy to make this awesome trip. We hear that Shubert is talking Australia and so is Karen our sometimes fashionista but always loyal friend and community relations director. Yes the global community.

We try to travel to as many places as possible. We try to be silly in this crazy world. We love tennis. We will try to see it become the number one sport. It is the sport of a lifetime. Ask geezer! The entire staff prays for no lost luggage. We are so tired of making excuses for the weird clothes geezer wears….

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