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T2. Justin Thomas (-5): On Friday, we may be talking about Thomas as the post-Round 1 leader. After getting a late jump in the afternoon flight, Thomas got off to a torrent start, posting a first-nine score of 4 under and carding a birdie on №10 before play was called. He sits just two strokes off Casey with eight holes left to play.

T5. Tiger Woods, Patrick Reed and six others (-4): Woods’ last two major championship outings resulted in either missed cuts or sub top-30 finishes, so what he did Thursday was nothing short of spectacular (and somewhat unexpected). Opening on the second nine, he took advantage of both par 5s and had a nice, crisp, bogey-free round to get his week started.

T13. Jon Rahm, Rickie Fowler, Tony Finau, Dustin Johnson and four others (-3): This was a nice rally for Rahm after a slow start. He bogeyed two of his first three holes and looked out of sorts out of the gate, visibly showing frustration. But he finished the second nine at 3 under and played the first nine at 2 under. Finau had an up-and-down Round 1 capped by an eagle on the par-5 15th. Fowler wasn’t able to finish, though he took advantage of the soft conditions with a bogey-free first 11 holes to get to 3 under.

My daughter used to be an artist. She would spend hours in the TV room, not watching TV, but on the floor surrounded by scraps of paper, beads and string, making collages and jewelry, or copying cartoon characters into notebooks.

She loved to sew. With a needle and thread, she would make dresses and hats and shoes for her dolls. Before I got around to buying her fabric, she used construction paper. My brother gave her a small wooden artist manikin one Christmas. She made clothes for that too.

She wasn’t allowed TV on school days, but we were lax on weekends. She didn’t watch much TV anyway. She was too busy doing something else. When friends came by, she would show them her art books, page after page.

At ten, she asked for an iPod Touch. She was desperate to have one. All of her friends had either iPod Touches or iPhones. For months, she had been carrying around a phone she made by stitching yellow and black fabric around cardboard. She made a bee for a logo. She called it her Queen Bee phone.

My husband and I said she could have a phone when she turned 14. That’s when Bill Gates said he gave his kids phones, and he knew better than we did about tech. But my daughter was starting to use my iPhone, and I wasn’t controlling her time or restricting content.