Author: Garrick

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Solo Travel Confidence: An Introvert With a Boarding Pass

A stranger on the internet is dangerously close to convincing me I’m interesting. They’re liking the photos, reading the articles,…

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Why I Vote by Mail: When Travel and Election Day Collide

I’ve been voting by mail for as long as I can remember. I’d love to say there was always some…

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How to Budget for Travel Without Going Broke—or Forgetting to Live

Here at Maybe A Weekend, I encourage people to get out, see something new, eat the food, drink the drinks,…

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Maybe A Weekend Update: Growing the Brand, Mailing Stickers, and Remaining Aggressively Single

Things have been moving along here at Maybe A Weekend, which is exciting because for a while my business strategy…

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Why Waymo? A Completely Impartial Review From Someone Open to a Lucrative Endorsement Deal

I should probably start by saying that Waymo has not paid me to write this. Which feels like an administrative…

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Chase Sapphire Reserve: Big Fee, Worth It for Me.

It all started in November 2018. I was getting back into traveling and preparing for my first cruise—the trip that…

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Out to Sea 6: A Trip Up North

It had been a while since I’d been at the airport. And by “a while,” I mean late June. Clearly,…

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Oh No, What If This Actually Works?

I’ve been working on Maybe A Weekend as a side hustle/hobby since 2019. And by “working on,” I mean occasionally…

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Summer Camp Dreams, Winter Camp Reality

Growing up, I knew what summer camp was supposed to look like. I’d seen the TV shows and movies. Kids…

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Finding My People: A Life Outside the Majority

Since I was a child, I’ve never really felt like I fit comfortably into the majority. I was never the…