There's no place like home, so why not escape and see the rest of what the world has to offer?
Sunday, March 28, 2010
First set of pictures - Friends and Fun in Istanbul
These are a few snapshots taken during my 15 hour layover in Istanbul, turkey on the way to Israel. Fortunately, I was traveling with my good friends, so we had some fun and got a chance to leave the airport for a few hours and take in the "Turkish Air" (forgive me for the terrible pun. I can do much better). We went to a nice restaurant somewhere near the water, and ate some tasty food (I had lamb). Unfortunately, my layover was longer than that of my friends, and for some silly reason I skipped out on the chance to stay overnight in a hotel. As a result, I spent the night in the airport, which was actually pretty lovely, if you ignore the creepy bits.
Summary: Turkish men = hot, Turkish women = pretty ok, but a mixed bag, Turkish janitors = creepy (run while you still can!!), Turkish food = extra tasty, Turkish music = The ish, but this was already well known; BTA catering = freaking fantastic food (and expensive a$$ drinks)!
I just wanna say that I love Turkey, and cant wait to return sometime soon!
First Post!!!
Meow-hi!! (Or should I say Shalom)
For the wandering stranger that happens to cross this page, allow me a short introduction. I am a restless little black bunni who's far far away from her rabbit hole - farther than I've ever been before. But don't worry, I'm not lost or lonely. I'm an American college student, born and raised (for the most part) in the nations capital and currently winding down my third year at the University of Chicago by finally doing one of the two things I wanted most out of my college experience - studying abroad (I'm also well along in my other college goal, completing an undergrad research project in the Biological Sciences, but that's neither here nor there right now).
This blog will begin as a repository for my experiences during my studies here in Jerusalem, Israel, mostly in the form of video and pictures (again, I hate writing), and potentially will continue with my future adventures (granted, after this trip, they are likely to be much more domestic for a while).
Alas, my time mooching off of wifi here in this cafe is winding down (the owners just cut off the football/futbol/soccer game...how sad), so this no-longer brief post must end. But do come back to this blog from time to time, as my experiences are sure to become curiouser and curiouser...
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