" When you go on a big trip with a group of people, you feel a bond with them that lasts for months or even years. The bond is especially strong if it's a dangerous sort of trip, like canoeing in white water or hiking into a particularly sketchy and remote piece of wilderness. I think that bond forms because the people in the group know they're doing something new and perhaps uncomfortable, and they associate their fellow participants with that great rush that comes from being brave, from going all the way out."
- Steven Rinella, The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine
To my friends: thanks for the rush!
What does "it's better to have bread in the pocket than a feather in the cap" mean?
ReplyDeleteSpend yo monies on foods and nots on bling.
ReplyDeleteI thought about it and figured it out last night. Welcome back to Africa.
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