The human experience is, in my opinion, about trying new experiences and learning from those. Some go very well, such as discovering a new food or trying a new activity that you would do again. Others don't go so well, but that's what it is to be human - some things go well, others don't, and it's the learning from that which allows us to grow as people.
Every time that we try something new, we deepen our experience of the world, we learn something new and we use our innate human curiosity to determine whether we should do something again or not. And if we do want to do it again, that's great, and if not, also great - we've defined new limits that we can work off into the future.
So, NSG: what is the most recent thing you've tried, what was it like, and did you enjoy it?
For me personally, I found red currants in my local supermarket, so I decided to buy a punnet of them. Turns out, they're really nice. Quite tart in taste, with a bit to be desired in texture, but I'd definitely eat them again. Would recommend.
