It was during my last week in Mumbai when we went out with two other Indian men. We were dining out, for just some pizzas. But for them it is not just dining out, we wouldn’t eat directly in one place, but we actually stayed for few hours in another to “warm up”, I should say. I just settled for margarita, which is of quiet different taste than the ones here. The men, hubby and the two Indians, drunk beer and some other form of drinks. It was an unforgettable night, we enjoyed it, though everything around me was in slow motion :-D. Everything there is strong. We could have settled for a light beer. It is healthy, you know, it’s good for the heart. Moderate beer drinking helps reduce the risk of coronary heart disease, and clean up our kidneys too, agree to that?

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