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Tag Archives: navigating
Braving the swim parade in Bodrum: The data-driven put-down battle
I am mid-breath, and it is a deep one. Although I am surrounded by blue sky and buoyant hot air of the weather type – not to mention buoyant hot air of the verbal type, I feel backed into a … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegean Sea, beach, beauty, Bodrum, etiquette, navigating, obesity, put-down, Shadow puppet dancing troupe, swim-parade; catty, Turkish
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Stirring the pot: Hacivad quotes Rumi, Karagöz fills me in on “Turkish love rats”
It is four in the morning. Hacivad jumped on my shoulder as I snuck out of the bedroom in my now-famous demure, white cotton nightgown to take a breather on the patio. I can’t stop thinking about the postings from … Continue reading
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