Written by
Suzanne on July 28th, 2010
“Suzanne, come!” My boss barked at me, holding out her arm and shaking her wrist downward, like she was nodding her hand. My brain froze, unable to decipher the seemingly contradictory commands. She grabbed my hand and pulled me into a classroom to hide me me from students she had told I was ill in order to free up my afternoon. She placed her arms against the the door before raising a finger to her...
Written by
Valantis on July 21st, 2010
When coming to Turkey for the first time, it was quick to notice many of the men walking with a string of beads in their hands. Some were long, while others were very short, but always noticeable. Some beads are simple, plain white or black, while others hold a more lavish gleaming stone version from the more expensive markets. Many wonder what it is exactly they are holding. Is it religious? Or just something to...
Turkey Travelogues
Written by Robert
I headed out this AM looking at the map and seeing there was a promising ruin not far off the road near where I was passing, so of course, when I saw the sign, I turned.And there are even more than the normal number of signs leading me off the major... Continue reading...
Written by Robert
On the way back into the city, on the toll-road, when we all fanned out to get in lines to pay, there were a bunch of guys hawking wares to the drivers right in the lanes: flowers, little snacks—these are the cinnamon and sesame seed bread... Continue reading...
Written by Ian Lloyd
The average Turk is extremely patriotic, but accepting of the fact that the country is largely run by fools or the corrupt. While their savings are devalued and the country's rate of inflation soars, the average Turk hoists the red flag... Continue reading...
Turkey Forums
Dress code in Turkey
On your visits to mosques and if you have short on you, then they will supply scarfs at the gate...