Tom Coyne’s A Course Called Scotland is more than a golf travelogue—it’s a philosophical exploration of purpose, faith, and the strange pull of chasing meaning across windblown links. A thoughtful, honest, and deeply human read, especially for those who see golf as more than just a game. Continue reading Book Review: A Course Called Scotland by Tom Coyne
Welp. I am getting ready to have myself a week. Five rounds in five days in Scotland. And yes, that is wrapping up with St. Andrew’s Old Course on the final day before heading back home. So, with this in mind. I’ve started planning. A caveat. My version of trip planning is generally just starting a new list in Microsoft To-Do and adding places I might want to stumble into given the chance. As I prep for my upcoming trip to Scotland, I’ve been doing a deep dive into everything from golf courses and bar culture to what to pack, … Continue reading Scotland Prep: The IamWeez Guide to Getting Ready For St. Andrews
I have a few hobbies. Here is a quick recap of some of them. Reading Log: 32 books read 112 Albums Rated Watched a bunch of stuff 201 Comics Read A bunch of time in the gym 2,075 bets made. ROI +7.3 percent. 403.4 Miles in Nike +. This was down significantly. See the below line. Two knee surgeries + vasectomy. 225 Stories written for the Wayne County Press 79,415 Minutes on Spotify 1 Powerlifting meet: 1,350 total. Deadlift PR of 585. 700+ government bids submitted. Weight on 1/1/25: 253.3 pounds. 110 Different Beers Drank Trips: Bloomington, IN golf trip; … Continue reading My 2024 Recap
“My baby said I was crazy. My mama called me lazy. I was gonna show ’em all this time, ’cause you know I ain’t no foolin’ and I don’t need no more schoolin’, I was born to just walk the … Continue reading Tulsa Time, New Year’s Style
Stop me if you have heard this one before, but I recently caught some live music. One of my goals for 2022 was to get back in the habit of catching live shows more frequently. I once hit 20 national … Continue reading J.R. Carroll and Drayton Farley at Hi-Fi Indy
June 25 has been circled on Sarah and I’s calendar for quite a while. Ever since we got the wedding invite from Sam, even if we had not met the bride-to-be yet. Sam and Sarah grew up together-ish. He was … Continue reading HYDR: McGlone Becomes The McGlones and The Weezes Go To Oxford
The Turnpike Troubadours getting back together was a big deal in my world. No seriously, a big, big deal. The tour was announced. I knew I could not make Red Rocks happen this year. Cain’s sold out immediately. Cain’s is … Continue reading I Saw Miles and Miles Of Texas, and Other States
What was suppose to be a Key West trip in the pre-pandemic world turned into a trip down to Gulf Shores, AL this week. Lot of condo balcony time, avoiding people on the beach, taking the next elevator when it … Continue reading Gulf Shores–2020 Style
I turned 41 Wednesday, so my last full day in California had another touch of fun to it; even if we did get a late start on the shenanigans after working throughout the day. Anyone who knows me knows I … Continue reading Birthday in San Diego
Yeah. I like this town. There is a reason real estate is expensive as can be in San Diego. BTW, the locals don’t appreciate the whale’s vagina references. After several days of eating and drinking like a madman, it was … Continue reading San Diego–Discovered By The Germans In 1904 and By Weez In 2019
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