Kicking the after interview blues with...Waffles

The worst part of having an interview, is the day afterwards. I sat in front of the email and right next to my cellphone the whole morning hoping that the agent would call, email or text me telling me that I have either got the role or not. But, nothing, nothing at all.

So then I started second guessing myself, thinking about what I could have done better in the interview yesterday, how could I have presented myself better, things I should have said or should not have said etc. All these thoughts made me even more miserable.

This self distructive process quickly ended once I decided to visit the Belgium Chocolate Waffle shop just down the road. And this is what I got from the little shop at Ealing...

Belgium Chocolate Waffle and Maple Syrup Waffle from a small shop in Ealing

You can put chocolate, maple syrup, jam, caramel, peanut butter, banana, stawberry or any combination of that on top a waffle. It is so versatile that I can have one everyday! And today's waffle was just the best, after a bite, all the silly thoughts went away.

In London, a waffle can cost from around £2 to £6. However, I found that the more expensive it is, doesn't necessary mean it is better. I paid about £6 for the waffle in town.

Banana Caramel Waffle from a cafe near Regent St in the city

With it being almost three times the price, obviously, it looks much sophisticated. However, it was slightly warm, dry and light weight. In my opinion, it didn't qualify as a "waffle".

A waffle should be hot, but not too hot, slight crispy on the ouside but moist on the inside, also, it needs to be substantial, but not too heavy like a meal. In short, the one I bought from Ealing today was a perfect waffle.

Sweet?!