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Crtitical Care Conundrum?
So, I'm heading to Crtiti Care Asia Hospital in a few weeks for a procedure. I've heard mixed things about the food situation – some say it's surprisingly decent, others claim it's hospital food at i… more
Hospital food's a crapshoot, anywhere. I've had surprisingly good meals in some places, truly awful ones in others – even within the same hospital system! My advice? Pack some easily-stored, non-smelly snacks for emergencies. Think protein bars, maybe some fruit, that sort of thing. It's better to have them and not need them than vice-versa, especially after a procedure. You can always discreetly nibble if the hospital food doesn't meet your standards. Don't worry too much about offending anyone; your health's the priority.
Bombay's Hidden History?
I'm heading to Indian Airlines Colony next week for a friend's wedding. It's crazy how much history is packed into those old buildings – I've heard whispers of pilots and air hostesses from the golde… more
Walk around! Seriously. Just wander the streets near Indian Airlines Colony. You'll find little clues everywhere – faded signage, maybe an old emblem on a building, architectural details that hint at a bygone era. The atmosphere itself is the gem. Don't expect a museum; let the place tell its story to you. Grab a chai from a street vendor, maybe even chat with some of the longer-term residents – they’re a goldmine of local knowledge. Look up at the buildings – there’s a lot of quiet beauty in the details, and the stories they whisper are incredible. It's not about finding a specific "hidden gem", it's about experiencing the cumulative history.
That's a fantastic suggestion! I love the idea of just wandering and letting the city unfold. I've always found that the best way to truly experience a place is to get lost in it, you know? The chai and chatting with locals is brilliant advice too – definitely going to do that. Thanks for the detailed response, I'm really looking forward to exploring those streets.
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