. I joined some of them for a game of table football and sucked at the game. One of Guillem’s friend (I’m terrible with Spanish names) was exceptionally enthusiastic about the game. I kept losing, but he kept urging me to go on. His enthusiasm sent the ball flying out of the table several times. “Penalty!” He’d shout as he ran searching for the ball. I thought about how nice it would be if I had a space like that with my mates as well.
We left for dinner while Guillem’s friends went off to catch a football match or something. Guillem was going to bring us tapas bar-hopping! We had the most amazing patatas bravas and all for only 1 Euro. I experienced squeezing with the crowd in a fully packed bar, beer in one hand, plate in the other. No one seemed to mind the elbows and pint glasses. We went to a slightly quieter bar, this time with a much older crowd, but Guillem said they had some tapas we must try, and so we did. The night went on with us filling our stomachs with absolutely delicious tapas and cheap beer. We made our last stop at a two-storey cafe. The rooms were narrow and only a few tables occupied each room. We found a table by the window while Guillem got us more drinks. There were many beautiful paintings on the walls. They were for sale, but we weren’t buying. Guillem wants to stay in Salamanca. He seems happy, despite a failed relationship. He enjoys working with the youths. He DJs on some nights and loves his reggae. He was one of the first few people I knew who have chosen to take the road less travelled and is enjoying what he does. I told myself I wanted to be more like him.
We had such a good time but it was late. We waited at the bus stop but no buses came. Guillem suggested walking to another bus stop, but there were still no buses. We must have missed the last bus. We sat by the road in the cold and moaned for a couple of minutes, then decided we should just get a cab.
Julio was waiting when we got home. “Que pasa, Julio!” I shouted. Too much beer.
We stayed up for a wee bit and caught some Spanish telly then listened to a bit of reggae. Guillem was still awake when we went to bed.
This concludes my Spanish summer in 2010! I had especially vivid memories of Salamanca, because of a new friendship. Thanks to the people I’ve met on the trip, I had a peek into the lives of the locals – and this is what I endeavour in all my travels. Now to move on to more recent travel memories!
If you became vegetarian or vegan later in life, you’d probably miss some of the good food you used to enjoy but can’t anymore. I know I do, especially since most of our local cuisine are not vegetarian-friendly. Thankfully, places like Laksania make our veggie lives a little tastier.
I popped by after a morning of hard work for some Vegetarian Laksa Goreng. I didn’t realise how much I missed laksa until I started eating! Instead of prawns and fish cake, it is served with carrot slices, green beans, cabbage, bean sprouts, enoki mushrooms and mock meat. Personally, I’m not a big fan of mock meat. But if you like some bite in your food, it does the trick. You also have the option of omitting eggs, onions and garlic if you don’t take them. The spiciness of the laksa was just right for me. It’s spicy enough to leave a tingling sensation in your tummy, but not so spicy that it burns your lips.
I dined alone, so I didn’t get to try any other dishes. Other vegetarian dishes include taupok balls, garden salad, vegetarian laksa, vegetarian laksa hotpot and vegetarian fried rice. They also serve gula melaka tea, which I’ve never tasted, so I’ll be sure to try that the next time.
Although Laksania isn’t a veggie eatery, they have done a decent job providing veggie options and I think it’d be a good place to dine at if you’re out with meat-eating friends. They’re also part of the Do Good with Food initiative, where they support the cause by employing their staff from the Institute of Mental Health, Singapore General Hospital and special schools, and I’m all about supporting the needy.
It was April 2010. England was cold and grey as ever, so we left for Spain instead. We played ping pong at the hostel in Barcelona. Later that evening, we went to the beach on foot. It was dark and there wasn’t anyone else around. We brought a bag of oranges to eat as we did somersaults in the sand.
Valencia was a beautiful experience. In the day we were tourists, taking photos of the Cathedral, eavesdropping on tour guides and eating paella while sipping on sangria. By night we sang at the top of our voices with the three guys who were sharing the room in the hostel. They were on a roadtrip from Barcelona but their car got broken into and everything was stolen, so they had to find a hostel. Take a bow and start singing. Hide the tins and vodka under the bed. We don’t want to get kicked out with fresh poultry in a plastic bag. Halfway around the world, I found someone who listens to Billie the Vision & The Dancers too. If you start playing Radiohead on the guitar, one of us will open that window and jump right out. He only sings the songs he knows. But don’t we all.
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