Story Time Productions Foodie and Travel adventures

 Breakfast At Hotel Frederiksdorp In Commewijne It's the last day of the year, and I finally get to finish this blog article about my breakfast experience at Hotel Frederiksdorp in Commewijne. But before we get to that, I want to thank all of my readers and viewers for the support you've given my Story Time channels in 2023. We're counting down the hours and I look forward to sharing many more adventures and stories with you guys in 2024. It's been a wild year, that I can't crop into a few words. But what I am grateful for is the way my blog has evolved. Throughout the years we've gone through a couple of interesting changes on Story Time productions. This year I've realized that change will always be a part of the journey. 💓I hope that in 2024 I get more time to wrap up my Story Time episodes. As you guys know we visited Frederiksdorp a couple of months ago. 😅Time goes by so fast and the people in my life always demand a lot of it from me. At the end of

 D'lish Cafe In Paramaribo Hello friends, I want to share a new place with you! In the heart of Paramaribo, there is a cafe named D'lish . They are located on the corner of the Alberga street and the Gravenberch street. When we went it wasn't that crowded. But if you do want a chance to taste their dessert, I recommend going early! By the time we showed up, all their cakes were sold out. I loved how they went all out with their Christmas decorations. My stomach was rumbling and I had a long day ahead of me. Recovering from being sick so many times in a row this year, means that I now take better care of my body and its needs. Too bad I had to go through that bad episode, to figure it out. But it's a good thing that I'm not the type of person to give up on myself. If I was I'd end up listening to those teachers that told me writing was a waste of time years ago.👽👾🛸 Instead I've become the alien 😂that's inviting you to subscribe! With my hungry stoma

 Christmas Dinner At Kokobana In Paramaribo Hello, my dearest Story Time friends from around the world!💓Tomorrow is Christmas and I'm happy to be back with another foodie and travel episode.🎄🎅🤶How are you guys planning on spending the holidays? As a Surinamese person, Christmas means adding on some extra pounds for me.😎😂 We Surinamese people love to eat! In case you're new here don't forget to hop onto my Story Time U.F.O. by subscribing. That way you'll be the first to receive my adventures and stories straight to your inbox. Gasp, excuse me as I have to take a deep breath to reflect on how fast time went by. We're already in December and in a few days, the year will end.🎆🎇👀 I want to thank all of you for supporting my blogging journey this year. Your views kept motivating me to create new content and to step up my game when it comes to expressing my creativity!🍷Looking at what my blog has become I can only be grateful for the journey as I keep having f

                    Santa's Secret Potion December has barely begun and Santa is already behind on schedule! In one of the North Pole's many bakeries jolly Saint Nick is busy at work with his most trusted elves. Each year billions of children count on Santa to bring some holiday cheer under their Christmas tree. In the fear of not making it on time this year, Santa had to resort to brewing his special potion. After all the bad luck the North Pole encountered, keeping up with the toy production took a lot of work. The melting of the Ice caps had put toy production down by 40 percent. Because of global warming, the snowmen weren't around to help this year! They retreated to the top of the coldest mountains to prevent going extinct. Jack Frost led their mission and hence it became warmer on the polar caps. On top of that, the lack of Christmas cheer this year had affected the magic of the North Pole. Santa hadn't been this stressed out since the Dark Ages. In a desperate

 Walking From Plantage Frederiksdorp To Johan & Margaretha " Fawaka" my Story Time friends? In Suriname, that's our way of asking "How are you doing?". It's a popular Sranang Tongo word. Sranang Tongo literally means Tongue of Suriname, and this language is spoken in all parts of the country. Invented during slavery this language contains Spanish, African, French, Portuguese, and Dutch influences. It was a language that the slaves who came from all parts of Africa created so that they could speak to each other without their masters understanding them. Now this language has been adopted by all the diverse ethnic groups living in this part of South America. It's a part of our identity because no matter where our ancestors came from Sranang Tongo united us as people. In today's Story Time episode, I am taking you guys on another travel adventure in Suriname! Our travel pin takes us to the district of Commewijne.  From Plantage Frederiksdorp we ar