muzikbiz22
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I thought I was the only one in the world that did this !
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How to get rid of Ixchel's revenge aka turista
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I don't guess I have ever opened my mouth in a shower? :confusion: I do use bottled water for brushing teeth and mouthwash that contains some alcohol.
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Didn't even think of that, sorry. Certainly wouldn't in a hotel. Interesting thot tho; something to avoid.Oh come now...you've never auditioned for a guest spot with the Beachboys while in the shower? You can't keep your mouth shut while performing that booming bass solo....
AI = all inclusive???
We don't stay in those. Too expensive. Too sterile. The culture is "foreigner tourist."
Stay where the residents go and eat what the locals eat. If it smells or tastes bad don't eat it.
If you eat in small local family run places, food will not be mass produced, you can special order your meal, watch it being prepared, make some new friends, and support the local economy.
We try to get rooms that have a refrigerator and a microwave because we don't want to eat resturant food 3 times a day. Go to the grocery store and get stuff to make sandwiches with, chips and salsa, microwave popcorn, fruit, chocolate, beer, soda... yummmmmm.... nothing like snacks in a hamock after a good morning of diving!
We don't stay in those. Too expensive. Too sterile. The culture is "foreigner tourist."
Stay where the residents go and eat what the locals eat. If it smells or tastes bad don't eat it.
If you eat in small local family run places, food will not be mass produced, you can special order your meal, watch it being prepared, make some new friends, and support the local economy.
We try to get rooms that have a refrigerator and a microwave because we don't want to eat resturant food 3 times a day. Go to the grocery store and get stuff to make sandwiches with, chips and salsa, microwave popcorn, fruit, chocolate, beer, soda... yummmmmm.... nothing like snacks in a hamock after a good morning of diving!
