Khat
I have a couple of days off soon in which I plan to visit family in Birmingham, enjoy Eid and relax by chewing some Khat with mates. I don’t chew often (last time I had some August sometime). For those that have no idea what I am on about. Please visit this to get a perspective.
Much has been publicised about the ill-effects of this leaf with emphasize that it is a drug and more seriously in Yemen from a financial point of view as people out of their way (putting khat before family) to chew.
Me I have never been a big fan of sitting down and chewing khat but it is similar to sitting down with friends over a sheesha in a way. Once in a while its pretty good as it gets everyone together to sit down, relax, catch up and/or watch a movie. For some reason I am craving it now more for the atmosphere than the taste (taste is very sour I don’t think anyone craves that).
It does have a stimulating effect though, giving you a little buzz, you also tend to sweat out a little and become more talkative. More than likely you won’t sleep much and will feel tired and drained the day after.
Plus it does have its advantages
Much has been publicised about the ill-effects of this leaf with emphasize that it is a drug and more seriously in Yemen from a financial point of view as people out of their way (putting khat before family) to chew.
Me I have never been a big fan of sitting down and chewing khat but it is similar to sitting down with friends over a sheesha in a way. Once in a while its pretty good as it gets everyone together to sit down, relax, catch up and/or watch a movie. For some reason I am craving it now more for the atmosphere than the taste (taste is very sour I don’t think anyone craves that).
It does have a stimulating effect though, giving you a little buzz, you also tend to sweat out a little and become more talkative. More than likely you won’t sleep much and will feel tired and drained the day after.
Plus it does have its advantages
5 Comments:
When you said Khat I was thinking of Ein-Khat which is near Ras al Khaimah (the spa)... ah I remember our old school trips down there. Those were the days man!
Eid Mubarak, and happy chewing :)
I thought the same buj .. then i realised Tabasco were referring to Qat.. :)
Eid Mubarak ..
Eid Mubarak guys
Buj
I had to look-up Ein-Khat on google. I didn't realise there were springs there. I knew Al-Ain had them.
Moryati
Welcome to my blog. Yeah I was refering to Qat. I get confused with spelling khat/ka'at/qat/qa'at. I didn't end up chewing way to busy.
I stumbled accross this website: awesome pics!!
http://torse.blogspot.com/
I would LOVE to travel to Yemen but I don't really think I would come back to the UAE alive...
tobasco...you've been tagged on www.desperateprincessdubai.blogspot.com
hahaha happy tagging!
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