Bogey Man Knit

From what I have learned, there is success in failure. Now, not all oxymoronic phrases are inherently deep or merit nuanced discussion, but let me make my case for this one. A personal hero of mine is none other than famed Necropolis legend the Boogeyman. Previously employed by the Ministry to scare human children for bad behavior, he has since made a career pivot to pursue his passion for golf, which is par for the course for men his age. Now, the Boogeyman has earned an unfortunate reputation since. He is certainly no pro, and each field he has played has effectively become a metaphorical graveyard for the sport as his performance killed any enthusiasm for golf that fans might have previously had. He's been nicknamed the "Bogey-man", and even though scoring a bogey would actually be a career high for the guy, he is keen to lose the title. He may be the subject of some mockery, but there is something more special going on here. There have been many times in life where I have held myse