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Christopher Glenn Slagel

  • #Travel
    • Japan 2016
    • Iceland 2016
    • Wiesbaden, Germany 2016
    • Paris, France 2016
    • London 2017
    • Barcelona & Ibiza 2017
    • Munich 2017 (Oktoberfest)
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  • #Blog
  • #About

Christopher's Blog

It is here that you'll find my incoherent rambling about fashion, tech, food, gaming, nerd culture, and basically anything and everything I feel like sharing.


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Interview w/ Little Black Book & Sohonet
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The Loss Of A Legend
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The Loss Of A Legend

June 08, 2018

Im not one to mourn for those that I do not personally know.  Even then I have a hard time, so I find it difficult to deal with how devastated I am by the loss of Anthony Bourdain.

My personal feelings aside for a moment, I truely believe that Anthony was one of the greatest journalists of our time.  In a world of scripted news and responses, where bullshit is shoved into our ears on a regular basis, Tony was a refreshment.  He told it how it was.  He explored our dark and gruesome world, showing us hardship but in a way that provided a glimmer of hope and happiness.  He was always himself and wasn’t afraid to say “fuck you” to anyone. 

As for myself, well into my 20s I placed importance only on material things. I had a very limited diet, had never left the country, and you’d rarely find me in a kitchen.  Bourdain showed me the value of culture and the power that travel, food, and cooking had to bring people together and to provide an emotional one of a kind experience.  All the things I now love dearly in life that I try to share with you all.  

He was an inspiration.

He was my hero.

Goodbye Tony.

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