Musings
I ate a steak and then a hamburger (a true beef one) in India. Does that make me a bad person?
Also, my hotel is awesome.
These two thoughts are connected.
One interesting observation that I have made in India - When you yawn here people do not ask you if you didn't get enough sleep or if you went to bed late like they would in the states. Here they ask if you had to much to eat. This is interesting and would seem to be counter-intuitive in a nation where so many people are starving. Do starving people really not yawn? I would think yawns would be commonplace enough that they wouldn't associate food with yawns but I guess I have no data to back that up.
Also, hiking up mountains makes me feel like a 20-year-old again. Now I'm hungry. Maybe I should have another steak...
Also, my hotel is awesome.
These two thoughts are connected.
One interesting observation that I have made in India - When you yawn here people do not ask you if you didn't get enough sleep or if you went to bed late like they would in the states. Here they ask if you had to much to eat. This is interesting and would seem to be counter-intuitive in a nation where so many people are starving. Do starving people really not yawn? I would think yawns would be commonplace enough that they wouldn't associate food with yawns but I guess I have no data to back that up.
Also, hiking up mountains makes me feel like a 20-year-old again. Now I'm hungry. Maybe I should have another steak...