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!
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!
