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VGIB: Part 1 ARTISTIC WITH A DASH OF BIPOLAR
The ambience sets the mood for relaxation. Arsty yet warm and homey.
In all natural goodness, special tea leaves from the owners province. Served in unique tea pots.
The open face salmon sandwich. Happy mood food.
The warmth of this sitting area invites you in.
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VAN GOGH IS BIPOLAR: PART 2
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“If you’ve ever had a week when you feel depressed, anxious, agitated, angry or one where others commented on your bad mood, then you know that even now our moods fall prey to outside — or inside — influences. Fortunately, we can control one of the biggest culprits: the food we eat.
Today, nutritional scientists are finding that certain foods are fixes for less-than perfect moods. Use their knowledge to kill two birds with one legume: Eat well while designing the mood you want.
Van Gogh is Bipolar only serves all natural and authentic happy-hormone-producing foods (Not to mention market fresh, as well-MPD). Van Gogh FOOD helps you stimulate the production of deficient neurotransmitters- dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine in your brain.
In layman’s term- Van Gogh FOOD triggers the release of happy hormones in your body.” ~ copied and pasted straight from Van Gogh is Bipolar.
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The recent trip to the “more than your usual art gallery and cafe” was right after a lengthy photo shoot and I was beat. It was mid afternoon hot and humid with a slight drizzle of rain. Just wanted to sit and stare at the wall.
I then ordered up some good mood food and drink to alter my catatonic state. Apprehensive whether it would lay it’s claim. I ate the light salmon open faced sandwich washing it down with a nice cold glass of mangos with milk and honey. One of the most refreshing beverages I’ve had in awhile. Especially now when all refreshing drinks are frappe this and frappe that all made with powder, sugar and crushed iced. If you want one of these shameless star bucking drinks just head on over to a branch and pay a fortune.
Sure enough, after devouring the meal I felt a surge in my happy hormones. I felt more relaxed and energized, not to tackle another photo shoot but just to go home and play with my son.
Here are the directions to VGIB when you want to try the mood altering food. The menu describes it all in detail so go with an open mind. The cafe is easy to find but do read my Van Gogh is Bipolar: Part One before you go. I do have more images to upload but been a bit busy during the week to edit them. Stay tuned for the final installment of VGIB: Part 3.
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Van Gogh is Bipolar: Part One
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A quiet empty space is a great place to sit and contemplate ones journey into tomorrow’s unknown adventure. Where details adorning the walls bring a question or two while telling a mysterious story of art and personality. It will inspire the mind and enliven a weary spirit.
Bring a book or better yet a notebook to jot down ideas and thoughts. Or maybe a few friends that don’t laugh like hyenas on a rampage. The walls reek of a creative meltdown so just rub on the whitest part to get the juices flowing. Whispers and smiles are encouraged.
A mixture of old and older the atmosphere feels of haunts from yesteryear. This quaint little cafe is nestled in one of the villages in Quezon City, Philippines. Sure, it might sound like another cafe destined to either soar to independent success-away from those overcharging, overhyped coffee fast food chains- or die miserably trying. Either way, not everyone will see the point here but please do email me if you are interested. The owner will be happy to supply you with an address. Van Gogh would have been happy as hell if he had this down the street.
Fantastic art all around. Don't analyze just take it in.
Used the props on the table as framing tool for this abstraction.
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