Does Garlic Work on Evil Post-Roadtrip Spirits?
Hello, trip-hangover. Can’t say I’ve missed you.
For the past couple weekends I’ve been off gallivanting and doing dual-sport rides. When I haven’t been actually riding, I’ve been thinking about riding and prepping to go away. Now, I’ve got nothing in particular in the pipeline and so the post-trip hangover has its claws out.
Excitement is an addiction apparently. Now I’ve got to slow down and navigate my way through relishing the fun I’ve had. That and making sure that I keep myself open to experiencing the good times that will just pop up on the fly. I suppose it’s all about perspective, right? Without any plans to tie me down… a million-billion great and exciting things could happen!
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When I woke up this morning the entire house stunk of garlic. Last night after dinner, apparently we’d left a couple garlic knots uncovered on the counter. Perhaps it’ll keep the evil trip-hangover spirits away. If you see me wearing a garlic necklace to work tomorrow, you know what’s up. I’ll let you know how it goes before recommending that course of action.
I know what you’re describing. And, hey, I like the smell of garlic!
Garlic only works if you’re in the Mediterranean or maybe Asia. This is only a rumor and still needs verification.
I”m sure there must be a formula for this but it’s too early for me to come up with it. Suffice it to say, the depth of the hangover is in equal proportion to the cause of the hangover. If the trip-hangover is bad, that must have been some Hella riding!
My Rx, two short rides and call me tomorrow!
You know what they say about hangovers “the hair of the dig that bit you” so that means more riding!!!!!
“Dog that bit you”