Weekly Post, Number Whatever

What's up yall.

I feel like I just posted, but apparently it's been a week or so. Cool. I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving. Hopefully saw all your not-so-close high school friends and reminded why they've got the prefix not-so-close. Just kidding, everybody is great. I would of liked to be back for it.

I don't really have too much going on here. I guess I'm becoming boring, we'll see, I'll think of something good to post.

I was able to go golfing this weekend. Bermuda has a few excellent golf courses, recently some PGA event was here when I arrived. But just like everything else here, they are extremely expensive. I actually think it's an arm and leg for 18 holes. Of course you get the cart with the 18. But for 9 holes, it's just a few kidney shots and they bad mouth for a while about your lack of golf prowess. Then 90 bucks.

HOWEVER, St. George's Golf Course is under construction right now and open to the public, except the fairways and greens are relatively upkept. Free golf in Bermuda...whatup. I don't have any clubs here, but borrowed a set. I went with another researcher here, coincidently his name is Steve Bell. I have an uncle Steve, but that uncle is not from Tazmania.

It was a good time, 9 holes with about one or two with pictureseque views of the Atlantic(note, I spelled pictureseque correctly without spellcheck correcting...fairly impressed with myself). The best part about it was Steve's comments w/ the accent. Every missed putt was a Shockah(shocker), the best was when there were 3 maybe 4 shockahs in a row.

Weather was great as well this weekend. I heard it's 28 and snowing back in Michigan. Hilarious. I went snorkeling on Sunday. Water was a little cold but perfectly clear, didn't see anything much though.

Not much else is new, I'm close to getting a bike(i think), but I've gotta go through a bunch of bullshit for getting a license. I'm assuming I'll be legally riding the hog in January.

I'll be posting a few more videos, articles I've found in the past few days, but now it's time for a brewdog.

Cheers,
Douglas