Does anyone know where i can buy some vita cola, from an english site?
You might want to check the Thüringer Waldquell main page -- the Vita Cola parent company. http://www.thueringer-waldquell.de/ If that doesn't work, try the "kontakt" section of the Vita Cola site and practice your arts of persuasion. http://www.vitacola.de/index_vitacola_website.jsp Good luck; I was in Schmalkalden (where it's bottled) this summer for a month or so and fell in love with the drink. ...it's hard to find over in the States, no doubt. (But it *IS* delicious.)
Where can I buy coconut water? Is it available at walmart, gas stations?
Coconut milk and water usually can't be bought at the typical American grocery store. You can go to a local Asian market. Mind you, they aren't as clean as American grocrey stores, but they are still organized. They're also typically pretty huge and busy, especially on weekends. But like I said, they're very dirty and don't expect the same service as Safeway or Lucky or Costco or whatever. The coconut water will be in cans. The only way to open them is with a can opener. Most of them are labeled in Chinese or Vietnamese, but most of them have English translations (very poorly translated, most of them, but you'll know it when you see it). Each can will have a drawed or animated picture of a coconut on the front, and some may have ridges on the can, if you need a visual picture. The average price would be a few dollars. Asian grocery stores are way cheaper than American ones, and I've seen a lot of Caucasian and Hispanic people shopping there (mainly because American stores don't sell the stuff, but like I said, the prices differ greatly). Also, if you ever need to locate an Asian food market, go to http://yelp.com/ and search "asian food market" along with your city and state. You can print out directions, if you don't have a GPS. I know this because me and my parents (I'm 16) often go to Asian markets, and I myself am Asian. Hope I helped! Ciao! ♥, MiMi XOXO
I'm 25 and have wasted last 10 years of my life. I feel I lag behind my contemporaries. How can I catch up with them?
Since you’ve “wasted 10 years of your life” already, why bother to try now?Nothing interesting happens after 25, anyway.You’ll start attending a whole lot of weddings and kids parties.Your hangovers will last 3 days.The perfect Saturday night will include Netflix, popcorn in your hair and wine.Companies will only hire you if you have 15 years of experience and are willing to work 100 hours per week for an intern salary.Let me tell you a story about some of my contemporaries.I have a distant group of acquaintances that have been tight since they were 12. They’ve been doing everything together, from teen parties to their kids’ baptisms.All together and all at once.They all got married in the same year. All 22 of them, each with their significant other, from the same circle of friends. Only a few of them moved to other cities or got to know or date other people that were not somehow connected to core group. In their defense, it was a small town.They didn’t once stopped to think outside of their box.Since they all knew each other from early childhood, there was no need to change, improve, do better.They followed the trend. They didn’t question their actions much. They went with the flow. Somebody would start, and then everybody else in the group was doing their best to catch up.Is that what you want?You’re already doing a stellar job proving everybody right by not “living up to your potential”. Why shake things up now?It’s that feeling, isn't’ it? The guilt you feel when you’re cheating yourself out of the best life, the best version of yourself.It’s never been about your contemporaries, your parents or teachers.Neither success nor happiness come from going with the flow.If you want to compare yourself to others, take the 30 under 30 Forbes list, use it to drive you and provide inspiration, so you can achieve your own dreams.You’re not too late, not too old, not too young. You’re just starting and that is just right!