Been on the road, traveling back to the east coast for a family wedding the last few days (thus the shortage of blog posts).

I’m pretty tired, but had an observation regarding something that really irks me when traveling. It’s weird, but the level of my grumpiness increases proportionately to the level of (or lack thereof) of water pressure in a hotel’s shower. Why is it (and I’m speaking from experience) that most hotel’s have about the same water pressure as a shower found in most tea houses in the Khumbu region of Nepal? Imagine a 2 minute shower with water that was heated from a yak-dung fire, being hand pumped in - that should give you a good idea of what that’s like.

Man, that pisses me off, and I can’t be the only person this bothers. I’d imagine the world would be fully of content travelers if their destination had a decent shower.