The Belle Epoque: Part 2

[klacr]

So happy to hear that Phil. I look forward to it. I may or may not have an article coming out in the near future as well. . Should be interesting.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[gzhpcu]

Thanks Kyle, I have submitted part 3 to John. It is about my roots in Los Angeles in the late 50's, early 60's... He was kind enough to say he liked it.

[klacr]

Every club also has a Brigitte.

Phil is a talented artist. One of the many talents I was not born with. Great that he is able to capture the intricacies and personalities of these members. I find myself coming back to this article everytime I log on. So many characters we meet through tennis. Everyone has a story.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[stotty]

Are you an old fogey?

That said, Brigitte must be knocking on a bit by now also.

[stotty]

Are you an old fogey?

Getting that way...

[gzhpcu]

Are you an old fogey?

[stotty]

I think court 4 looks the most fun...

[klacr]

Good article to follow up the first one. The Seeblick Club is gorgeous. Some prime real estate for sure.

We have all seen characters like these at our own clubs. I know many Marco's being in restaurant industry. Sometimes their rap sheet is just as long as their scars or full sleeve of tattoos on the arm. But you don't dare piss him off. Remember, He is the one in closest proximity to a sharp knife.

Kyle LaCroix USPTA
Boca Raton

[johnyandell]

Would love to get your thoughts on Philip Picuri's second article for us, "The Belle Epoque: Part 2"