Earlier this month, I was invited to celebrate my soon-to-be, brother-in-law's bachelor party in the place where the "water of life" was created. That's right, I'm talking about drinking Scotch in the only place it should be drunk, Scotland. Here's the daily breakdown of the trip:

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Last year while celebrating St. Paddy's day in Austin, I made a promise to my wife that in twenty-fifteen we'd be celebrating St. Patrick's Day in the motherland. So after the holidays we started planning our trip to Scotland and Ireland. The plan was to spend 10 days over there, three in Scotland and seven driving around the southern part of The Emerald Isle.

After celebrating our wedding with amazing friends and family, Kelly and I boarded a plane on Sunday, April 20th headed for a relaxing beach in Phuket, Thailand. We flew from Orlando to New York and after a two hour layover, we boarded our first Air China flight headed to Beijing.

This is another recent rebrand project that I just finished with the talented team over at Föda Studio. MacPlus is a local IT service company that received a new graphic system based on the endless transformations and messaging about growth and anxiety.

After months of planning, moving and rescheduling, we finally took our trip to Iceland. What an amazing country, full of unimaginable beauty, friendly people and tasty entrées. Our plan was to spend ten days driving the Ring Road and seeing everything this amazing country has to offer, but I can admit that ten days wasn't enough. We started out in Iceland's largest city, Reykjavík, which has a population of 121,000 and is located on the southwest side of the island. Our three days in Reykajvík were amazing.