Once upon a time, there was a contact form here.
It seemed like a good idea.
Then the bots found it.
Apparently, Maybe A Weekend became extremely popular with automated messages offering questionable SEO services, suspicious business opportunities, miracle website improvements, and other exciting ways to separate me from my money.
So the contact form is dead.
The bots won.
Want to Actually Contact Me?
If you’re a real human with a real question, comment, travel recommendation, collaboration idea, or just want to say hello, the easiest way to reach me is through social media.
You can DM Maybe A Weekend on:
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Instagram
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Threads
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Facebook
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Twitter/X
I actually read my messages, although response time may vary depending on work, travel, sleep, or whether I’ve wandered somewhere with questionable cell service.
And please, non-scam reasons only.
I already have enough extended car warranties.
Fan Mail, Stickers & Random Acts of Mail
In the rare and somewhat surprising event that you’d like to send actual fan mail, I absolutely accept it.
I also welcome small items such as stickers, magnets, postcards, and other little travel-related treasures. There’s something genuinely fun about getting physical mail that isn’t a bill or an advertisement.
Please don’t send anything expensive, enormous, perishable, alive, illegal, or requiring an explanation to postal inspectors.
Small and fun is perfect.
Mail can be sent to:
Garrick – Maybe A Weekend
PO Box 51503
Phoenix, AZ 85076
Collaborations & Partnerships
If you’re a destination, travel brand, hotel, cruise line, restaurant, attraction, photography company, or another organization interested in working together, social media DMs are also the best place to start.
I’m open to collaborations that genuinely make sense for Maybe A Weekend and the people who follow along.
I’m considerably less interested in opportunities involving cryptocurrency, mysterious investment platforms, buying followers, becoming an ambassador after purchasing $300 worth of merchandise, or giving someone access to my Facebook account.
I’ve seen the internet before.
Otherwise, Come Say Hello
Follow along. Leave a comment. Send a DM. Recommend somewhere I should visit. Tell me about the restaurant I completely missed while I was there. Send me a photo of your Maybe A Weekend sticker halfway across the country.
One of the reasons I keep doing this is because travel creates stories—and sharing those stories tends to create conversations with people I otherwise never would have met.
So don’t be a stranger.
Unless you’re a bot.
Then please remain a stranger.
