Traveling the world is easier than a 30 day Bikram Yoga challenge
I first stepped into a Bikram Yoga studio in 2006. I don't know why I decided to try it, I had never taken any sort of yoga class in my life. I didn't even work out at the time. My co worker and I must have stumbled upon it online, found a studio in our Williamsburg neighborhood, and headed off to class completely and blissfully unaware of what lay ahead.
If you also are unaware, Bikram Yoga is Read more [...]
Our Berlin Drunk Techno Kitchen
Inspired by My Drunk Kitchen, we took to recording our culinary attempts in progress. Results are always more entertaining when, you know, actually script and edit your video, but we maintain our authenticity through our rawness.
The video, not the food.
We spent a lot of time in our Berlin kitchen trying to recreate our favorites (Mexican) and sampling the local fair (wurst). Some attempts Read more [...]
Slamming head on into the very end of the earth: Quintero, Chile
Our day in Valparaiso was one of my favorite afternoons ever. It will be a tough task to follow up. Funky street art that ignites the flame of creativity that has been slowly fizzling out, delicious fresh seafood, and incredible vistas. My trip to the Chilean coast was the very first time I had seen the Pacific Ocean. I had to travel 25,000 miles across 4 continents in 6 months to meet the sister Read more [...]
So long and thanks for all the fish (Part 2)
The day started as best as any day could start with a small roll, one slice of cheese, one slice of ham, and an unidentifiable pastry/dry cake thing. All of the finest quality… of three day old food from the highway gas stop convenient store. Delicious, but this wasn’t going to keep us down. Our spirits were high from the new itinerary and the day ahead.
Valparaiso is only a few subway stops Read more [...]
