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Published December 6, 2019 at 1813 × 2704 in P is for the Philippines!

My massage therapist—she must be Lilliputian! I have no idea how she handled my mass.

Food, Glorious Food!

I’ve decided that a perfect first day in a new country is a market tour with tastings. That’s what I did today and it WAS perfect. We met at the […]

Of Palaces and Pedicures

I’ve initiated a tradition of having a flag themed mani-pedi of the country I’m visiting. As George Bernard Shaw said, “You see things; and you say “Why?” But I dream […]

Ephesus

When our tour guide, Umut, said we were visiting one of the best preserved Roman cities I said, “Umut, EVERY country has ‘one of the best preserved Roman cities.'” He […]

TURKEY: Food, Glorious Food!

My cousin mentioned she loved Germany. I asked her what she loved about it. She loved the public transportation, the cleanliness, their accommodations, the people. I said “and the food?” […]

Pamukkale

“Cotton castles” is what Pamukkale means in Turkish. I was mesmerized by the scale of these geologic formations and felt like my eyes lacked the ability to absorb the beauty! […]

Turkish Q&A

What is the meaning of the sediment from this Turkish coffee? Umut, our tour guide, spotted three rings which represent roads and traveling. This was Bree’s coffee cup, and she’s […]

Cappadocia, Land of Fairy Chimneys

I’ve rarely had an experience as exhilarating as the balloon ride in Cappadocia! Arriving at the departure site I felt like we were at a balloon festival. So many balloons […]

Istanbul: The Gateway to Europe and Asia

As we disembarked from the ferry, our tour guide said “and just like that, we are in Asia! Some people actually work in Asia and live in Europe!” Istanbul is […]

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