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Yes, welcome to the forum. If you, by chance, come across any brewing secrets from over there let us know (lol). Your country brews the best.

When I win the lottery (ha!) I might just hire someone to brew for me, after a trip to Belgium to try a hundred different beers (research is tough work, but it's got to be done). In the meantime, even though some (not all!!) of the thrill is gone, brewing gives me more return for my effort than...

The speculation reminds me of riding into Rome from the airport (with a bunch of coworkers, and none of us had been there before, and everyone looking in all directions.) "What's that over there?" "I don't know, but it looks old. Take a picture of it."

Exactly

Congrats! I'll drink a homebrew in you honor tonight.

I would need several jars. One would be labeled golf swing. Hey, did you know how early your pressure shift back to the left should be in the downswing? Well, before the clubhead gets to . . . dad gummit, I'm doing it again.

The group I play with is very generous at granting relief, which I'm still getting used to. I always played the ball down unless the rules of golf specifically allowed relief. But the course we play does have so many areas that should be ground under repair that I get their point. My friend...

My cart mate's drive on 18, right rough, dead on top a gopher mound.

That beats my backyard chipping area. I've searched high and low for a chipping technique until, finally, I came across Dan Grieve. I have his book but really, he explains everything to the tiniest detail in a Rich Shields video. Which is convenient because, even if I could afford him, his...

That's something I don't closely track. I'd guess 7.

I haven't seen horse meat on the menu since I worked out of Pointe-Noire, Republic of Congo. Menu was in French, the guys that ate it, not knowing what it was, said it was delicious.

Played the local country club yesterday (Crown Colony) that was once rated the #2 golf course in Texas. It's a really nice layout, although to someone like me that's not used to so many bunkers, a little intimidating (landed in two bunkers, got up and down once and double-bogeyed the other)...

For people like me that don't have a natural rhythm in their backswing, Athletic Motion Golf has the sheet music. If you are in a hurry, start the video at 2:25 and watch about 3 minutes.

Reminds me of the 91 year-old man I met at a table tennis tournament Saturday. After one of my matches, my wife came up and gave me a kiss and he decided to rag us a little by saying "no kissing on the dance floor!" I'm pretty sure that would have been scandalous back in his day.

I get your point, but . . . FLORIDA (KGO) -- A brave Florida man served up a hot dog lunch to some hungry alligators. Michael Womer has no fear, and loves gators so much that he decided to feed one of them from his own mouth. The dangerous stunt was caught on camera at a conservation center...

BTW, if anyone thinks I'm being a little mean to Florida, I lived there more than 20 years and have great affection for the place. It's a lot like my home state of Texas but with prettier beaches.

Yes, such a sign is absolutely necessary, although it shouldn't be. Florida is in the "hold my beer" region of the United States.

The photo's lack of perspective doesn't show that the ball is on a tee box of the par 3 11th hole. That hole used to be my nemesis, but yesterday, with the pin left, I aimed for the middle, overdrew it, and had a 7 footer for birdie, left the putt on the lip. (I wasn't going to pass up...

Got to the course too late today to play with the group, but at least playing alone I could practice some shots and take a few photos. The dormant grass on the green doesn't look too pretty but it puts well.