Have you seen that video of Winnie the Pooh sitting at a table happily dancing from left to right with a knife and fork in her hands? No? Go watch it. That’s me every time I get food.
Im sure you love food too. Maybe not as much as I do, but I mean, you need it to survive so…. you have to at least love it a bit 🙂
Since food is a huge part of our lives, it is usually an even huger – I know, that’s not really a word – part of our holidays. And holidays, well, I love those too! So I’m now going to be combining the both of them here on my blog!
There is going to be a new category on my blog called ‘Foodie Friday’, where I review restaurants/café’s/breakfast places/foodtrucks etc. – So basically anyywhere you can get food – I’ll review restaurants that are located in or near popular holiday destinations, to make it easy for you to find the best place to eat when visiting that city!
Check out the ‘score form’ explanation in this post in order to see what I will be judging the restaurants on.
Not too long ago Wordpress told me that I reached a milestone: 50 blogposts posted on my website! Of course I was very excited about this, even though it might not seem like that much to you. I can still remember the first blogpost I ever wrote.
Since I’ve been blogging for quite a bit now and in order to celebrate this milestone, I figured it was time for you guys to get to know me a bit better and so I asked you guys to ask me anything on Instagram! These are all of the questions you guys asked me! Let’s answer!
If you have ever been on a flight to another continent (or maybe even within your continent, depending on where you’re from), you’ve probaby dealt with it: a jetlag. You enter a completely different timezone and have trouble adapting to the different eating and sleeping schedule resulting in you feeling exhausted for a couple of days. Sounds familiar?
Not for me though. I’ve been to Malaysia and Japan, both take more than 12 hours to travel to for me, and I did not have a jetlag. Not after arriving or after returning home. How is that possible? I’ll explain!
Today I’m going to be sharing with you my travel essentials: what I ALWAYS bring with me when I travel & why. – Apart from the obvious stuff like deodorant, my passport & a toothbrush, duh – No matter where I go, no matter how far away the place is, no matter how long I’ll be staying and no matter the climate.
About a week and a half after I got back from my holiday to Kos, Greece, I was lucky enough to be flying out to Barcelona for a couple of days. I spent three days here and had a wonderful time just enjoying the amazing food and pretty architecture. I’ll tell you exactly what I did and where to eat, so keep on reading of you’re going to Barcelona soon!
While booking our trip to Japan and the whole journey there I wondered: is Japan really going to be as expensive as we think it is? Find out the answer in this blogpost!
