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Tag Archives: cross-cultural marriage
Cross-cultural compromise – on potato salad (with recipe!)
We stood, facing each other, with what can only be described as a glowering look. Me – hand on my hip, mayonnaise in the other hand resting next to the bottom of my apron. M. – hand on his hip, … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-cultural learning moments, Turkish Food!, Visits from the Karagöz puppets
Tagged argument, compromise, cooking, cross-cultural marriage, food, Fruits and Vegetables, Home, Kenne, Khadijah, lemons, Mayonnaise, obesity, peppers, Potato, Potato salad, Potatoes, Salad, spicy, Turkish, ugly American, Yankee
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Hacivad snorts, Karagöz revels: On reviewing idiotic Internet posts on Turkish-American marriage/partner relationships
It’s a windy, hot morning on the island again, and I am risking sitting on the patio in my demure cotton nightgown again, despite yesterday’s mishaps with Ahmet’s visit. It is only 7 a.m., I think, he can’t “just stop … Continue reading
Karagöz daydream #2: Flying from west to east with Khadijah and Kenne, my first female Karagöz shadow puppets
The shadows are back. They exist beyond my boyfriend’s South Boston apartment, I think. Not sure this is a good or bad thing. This time, it is a man in western Ottoman-era dress with a pince-nez and a lady in the red dress of … Continue reading
Posted in Karagöz puppets in dreamland, Visits from the Karagöz puppets
Tagged airplane, appearance, argument, çay, Celebi, confused, cross-cultural, cross-cultural marriage, dream, expectations, family, hair, henna, in love, istanbul, Karagoz dream, Kenne, Khadijah, Kine, psychotic, self-absorbed, shy, tea, Turkish wedding traditions, wedding
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