Bards requirements weren ' t as badStrength 15 , Wisdom 15 , Dexterity 15 and Charisma 15 , Intelligence 12 and Constitution 10 <| sep |> I ' d eat the shit out of both <| sep |> 1 c 1 and 4 c 2 for trinity <| sep |> Do you just mix that up ? and at what temperature do you bake it ? Would love to make some as well <| sep |> Don ' t you realize continually arguing over how Hilary was a much better candidate will change the results ? <| sep |> Yeah I was like that too until I had kids <| sep |> Definitely a possibility . Thanks for the advice . <| sep |> I was an English teacher there though got myself into a bunch of other things as well . People are generally crazy friendly , though cab drivers will definitely try to rip you off which sucks even when I would speak Georgian to them , they ' d still try to overcharge me often I ' d have my friends come and negotiate the price . I hitch hiked quite a few times to get around short distances say around 20 kilometers . If you just do Tbilisi and Batumi the former the capital and largest city , the latter the resort city you ' ll find a good number of English speakers , it ' s easy to get around , and it ' s cheap but still well developed . Flights can be a bit pricey to get though . If you want to go to some of the more isolated areas , it can be more difficult may be no English speakers , and the infrastructure just may not be there . It ' s a mountainous country , and the rural areas can get a LOT of snow people loved showing me pictures of snow in one of the summer vacation areas we ' re talking single story cabins covered in snow up to the roof , so the reality is those areas will probably be relatively difficult to get to no matter what . But really just those two cities , you could have a great time . Batumi is very relaxed , there ' s the Black Sea and quite a bit of nightlife , along with lots of cool history around if you take the time to find it . Tbilisi in a lot of places is straight up stunning . It ' s really a gorgeous city ancient but modern , with odd touches of Soviet build up . There ' s an ancient church on top of a steep hill you can go to , you feel like stepping into the past . There ' s priests there that looked ripped out of a medieval movie set . And the food is freaking awesome , and dirt cheap . They ' re known for wine it ' s very different from what most people are accustomed to though . They still use old methods , and the wines in turn tend to be light and fruity . Basically , it is a bit off the beaten path , but well worth the effort to go .