Things Not To Do: Eat Hakka Food Before Playing

16 Mar

Was in Kuala Lumpur over the weekend, and had the privilege of enjoying some awesome Hakka food on Sunday for lunch. It would have made a very happy story if it ended just there, but the genius that is me went on to play a few tunes on my harmonica after we got back to the hotel room.

Now for those unaquainted with the fineries of Chinese cuisine, Hakka cooking tends to use a lot of garlic. Yup, you probably know where this is going already. I picked up my harmonica yesterday and realized the draw notes tasted of Sunday’s lunch.

I guess this is one of the downsides of playing the mouth organ — its really very inadvisable to practice after meals, especially if they are of the Hakka variety. Even after some thorough cleansing, I can still taste the remnant of garlic inside my harp. Eww.

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