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It kinda suck to wake up after a hell of a great night ‘shit-faced’ (a professional term off course) and to start your day slow, I mean REAL SLOW…
So, the hell with Aspirin, let’s eat!
Although I really try to avoid getting drunk, it’s inevitable to know whether your last pint or shot with your amigos at the bar had passed the “O.K” part of the gear and you’re gonna wake up with the hangover. We’ve all ‘been there done that’ and know that it’s the worst feeling ever, yet once we step into that company’s new years party, a night out with your friends or any other gathering that lasts longer than 1 hour and involves alcohol, we know that there’s a good chance we will wake up the next morning with a feeling that we have a party going on in our own head yet we’re not really invited. Read more... (1167 words, 1 image, estimated 4:40 mins reading time)
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Regardless on where you’re originally from, whenever the temperature drops a bit, and you had a beer or three with your friends and the clock past midnight, you suddenly get the craving for the greasiest & saltiest food you can get your hands on.
Food is king…there’s no doubt about it. However when you drank a few beers, your culinary taste and patience goes down the drain. All you usually care for is greasy food & lots of it ….and you want it NOW! Read more... (1150 words, 1 image, estimated 4:36 mins reading time)
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Sometimes we just get lucky in life…. Being in the right place at the right time (or something along those lines)
There’s nothing like being in the center of a happening when you’re abroad. Suddenly all the tourist attractions minimize compared to this cultural flow the floods you when attending any local fiesta festivals happen here and there,
and as a foreigner you get to hear about the big ones, but not always about the important ones. Read more... (194 words, 1 image, estimated 47 secs reading time)
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Long roads could mean hell for some people and heaven for truckers, hitchhikers and backpackers.
Not that i’m suggesting that staying in a ‘chicken bus’ in a third world country that has no air-con, fan or even windows for 12 hours is tons of fun all the time, but it does puts things in perspective when it comes to our on going ‘whining’ on some discomforts in life.
The secret to your own personal sanity beyond an mp3 player and a book is the food that you’ll find along the way/on your arrival and a good shower. In my case, the longer I travel the simpler the food I crave for. Read more... (165 words, 1 image, estimated 40 secs reading time)
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No doubt about it, Sichuan province in China is definitely a paradise for those crazy ones (including myself) that would go to any extreme to find the spiciest food they can get their hands on. It’s just brilliant, everything here comes with chillies, but not the ones you know.
I bet most of you are probably thinking to yourself “too much chillies in your food kills the flavor”…. well, if you are among one of the following groups: Space vegans, French or just ‘sissies’, I and tons of others like me beg to differ!.
Spicy food is way more then just something that burns your mouth. I mean, if one tiny chili makes you sweat and bet for a ‘new mouth’ implant than you might not enjoy Sichuan culinary kitchen to its full extent. Read more... (239 words, 1 image, estimated 57 secs reading time)
