I spent 5 days in Marrakech in January and the food may have been the best I've had in any country I've visited. And so cheap. It's very touristy, but charming.
Just watch out for the idiot mopeds careening through the narrow lanes.
I thought I read somewhere that there's a max charge per day (when using a credit card/phone tap) no matter how often it's used, but I may have misunderstood.
Headed there next week for a week. I appreciate whoever mentioned the UK ETA. That wasn't a thing last time I went. I love Penelope's food pics but I'm traveling on a tight budget this trip. So any favorite cheap eats spots? I ate a lot of sandwiches the last time I was there which were great.
Exactly. There's always some goober who thinks a particular event is singular with long reaching effects. After a weekend of college and NFL football distraction, this will quickly be yet another forgotten footnote. Those on the left (myself included) thought the effective overturn of Roe was going to seal the 2024 election for Dems. Womp womp.
Singapore was cool. It's small and two full days/three nights is plenty to see the main sights in my opinion. A lot of the architecturally famous buildings you see in photos have aged and are bit shabby when seen close up. But still impressive. I enjoyed the war museum and colonial architecture in the old town. Everything is pretty expensive. Awesome airport.
I developed grinding about 6 years ago seemingly out of nowhere. Probably stress induced. Dentist said I had done some damage to my teeth and my jaw felt really fatigued. I got a custom mouthguard that I still wear. Grinding has gone down significantly. It helps that I made life changes that reduced my stressors.
You can get custom mouthguard kits online for 1/3rd the price dentists charge. Comes with various sized trays and putty that you bite into to make a hardened form. Takes a couple weeks to get the guard. You can get a cheapo version like one wears playing sports from any pharmacy, Target, etc...for the meantime.
I don't know how to feel about this one. I know intellectually that these tariffs are all incredibly stupid and self destructive. But I'm also kind of like fuck India for subsidizing Putin's murderous war.
It's not just an investment in the Spurs, it's also a major investment in our downtown and the city as a whole. This will undoubtedly have so many downstream benefits to tourism, small businesses, and pride in the city. A mega business city like Seattle can be ok after losing a sports team. It would be an enormous loss for a city like San Antonio.