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Category Archives: Turkish destinations
Dreaming of deniz börülcesi
Lately, the puppets have been complaining about the polar vortex that has descended upon us. The little chorus of dancing ladies have had to cover up their skimpy clothes with fat parkas, and they are none too happy at the … Continue reading
Posted in Turkish destinations, Turkish Food!, Visits from the Karagöz puppets
Tagged Aegean, Aegean food, Bozcaada, Deniz börülcesi, Ege deniz, ocean, sea beans, seafood, Türkiye
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An unexpected interfaith moment in the Muratlı mosque
Muratlı Village is hardly the place you would expect to find cosmopolitan and open armed views about the intermingling of religions and global peace. And we could use a bit of an interfaith moment these days, what with the pain … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-cultural learning moments, On Islam and Muslims, Puppets on the move around the world, Turkish Controversies, Turkish destinations, Visits from the Karagöz puppets
Tagged Black Sea, cami, Christianity, faith, Georgia, Imam, interfaith, interfaith relations, islam, Judaism, Karadeniz, Mosque, peace, religion, Türkiye, Turkey, understanding
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From polar vortex to peynir helvası: The puppets dream of Eceabat
As the curls of cold make their way under the doors in through the window cracks, I curse the polar vortex. Kenne, the puppet known as the queen of manners and maintenance of ladylike behavior puppet, tells me not to … Continue reading
Posted in Turkish destinations, Turkish Food!, Visits from the Karagöz puppets
Tagged Çanakkale, cheese, cold, cold weather, Dardanelles, Eceabat, peynir helvası, polar vortex, sweets, tatlı, Turkey, Turkish, Turkish food
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