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Today I made some Banana-Date shake, based on Clementine juice, holy sweet!
Good morning everyone!

Ingredients:

• 5-6 Clementines (the juice is so orangey, I love it!)
• 8-10 Dates (Fresh, did you know that with to the preserved they add sugar?)
• 4-6 Bananas (That’s a lot of bananas for a shake)
• Iron tablet.

Verdict:
9/10
The mother of all sweet things! Holy crap you have to try it to believe it!!
Hope my taste buds will reconstruct after this

Today I made an amazing Pineapple&Raspberry shake!
What a way to start the weekend…

Ingredients:

• 1/2 Pineapple (the sweeter the better, get the Yellow/Orange ones)
• 1 Box (125 gr) of Raspberries (living in Berlin? At the Market on Kottbusser Brücke they cost 1 Euro for 2-3 boxes)
• 1 Banana (so the Pienapple & Raspberries wouldn’t be too dominant)
• half a cup Soy milk (not necessary if you have a strong blender, water is also ok)
• Iron tablet (doesn’t add flavor, but why not).

Verdict:
10/10
This is one of those shakes that remind me why I bought my Blender.
Simply put – Amazing.

Today’s shake turned out a little heavy.
I think I should’ve put a little more soy milk and a little less dates.

Ingredients:
2 Bananas
1 Apple (pretty large)
1 Pear
5-6 Dates (one of the most delicious fruits of all time)
A small piece of Ginger
A cup of soy milk
A vitamin D tablet (not a must, but why not).

Verdict:
7/10
Tastes very good, but just too damn thick,
It’s all about proportions..

For the past 2 months I’ve been drinking
every single morning 1 Liter fruit shake.

This is probably one of the best things I’ve done for myself.
It’s pretty much like an Energy bomb. Wakes me up completely.
(of course I can’t say the same about the 1 hour ride to the Uni)

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Last night I went to see one of the bands I’ve been hoping to see since I was a child -
The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

The show was amazing! I seriously can’t believe I actually saw such an amazing band,
only 30 mins away from home. Amazing.

Some Pics & Videos

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I was talking to my food
but it was the kind of father-son talk,
of being disappointed for a bad grade or something.
in a calm but firm voice saying things like “I am very disappointed than you”
stressing the word disappointed so the child would understand what it is your are trying to pass.

In fact, it was grounded properly,
much like the way a child might not “fit in”
with the school system and thus get bad grades,
the texture of a certain part of my food wasn’t fitting in with the big casserole.
But who am I to tell him he should fit in?

perhaps he’s right, perhaps they are wrong.