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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2007
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26 Comments:
Really miss the people and food of Ankara.
many years ago met a handsome manI was sixteen he was twenty nine we had a beautiful freindship in Overath in west Germany he was turkish and came from Mustafapasha in Istanbul this was in 1971 I have never forgotten the memory and the poem he wrote to me. Unfortunately I visited my mother who was in OSTEND at that time when I came back he was gone.
I miss turkey!!!!cok mutluyum, cafe anatolia ama gelemem! Niye haftasongunu acmiyorsun yani! Hope I get a chance to visit someday. I am stuck near Altoona. bence Turkeye daha faza guzel...
While on a cruise I met a man who was Turkish and he was a very kind and respectful person. His kindness overwhelmed me and have never forgotten him. I email him every year for his birthday and try to keep intouch, but my busy schedule keeps us apart.
I too, would like a Turkish friend with whom to share experiences of life. She or he should be intelligent and have the ability to communicate on a number of levels. That would be marvellous and fun don't you think?
i love turkey , its wonderful friendly people and its rich history. ive been 3 times and hope to go many more times .its a magical place and ive memories i ll never forget ive got quite a few friends now on the net and hope to meet some wen i go back
I was married to a wonderful Turkish man. He was a pathologist in the US. He was the kindest, sweetest person alive. He would do anything for anyone. He introduced me to Turkish food and culture which I miss very much since he passed away.
I was married to a wonderful Turkish man. He was a pathologist in the US. He was the kindest, sweetest person alive. He would do anything for anyone. He introduced me to Turkish food and culture which I miss very much since he passed away.
I would love to meet another Turkish/American man for conversation and dining.
i am 17 qnd have been going turkey sice my 13th birthday id go twice a year, i have not been atall this year and would love to go back to SIDE, there are lots of lovely people in side who will help you out as much as they can, i will always respect the turks and i will not let anyone say a bad thing about them, they are all lovely and friendly and i have nothing against them.
I'm a danish woman who lived on a ship with my family in Bodrum, Turkey in 1987-1988. It had the time of my life and I will never forget it.
I'm 32 now and I still think of Bodrum and the friends I meet at that time. If anybody remember be. You are wolcome to contact me.
I just returned from Istanbul and had a wonderful trip. I'm curious as to why the items can be purchased cheaper on line than in the destination? The Turks are beautiful people but definitely after money!
Darn Great Site.
I lived in Turkey for almost 7 years total in both Ankara and Adana. Met some wonderful freinds there. And miss them dearly. One in particular. A Guy named Surahan who owned a recording shop in the TUnali district of Ankara. Place was called Adio Planet. If anyone know of his whereabouts. Please let me know: ken_meredith@morongo.com
Cheers
I^m looking for an old friend his name is MURAT TEMUCIN he used to live in GETZTEPE, he was a waiter in Royal Caribbean.
any information to:
raulparedes221967aYahoo.com
I was going through a terribly dark time in my life when I decided to run away to Turkey. I am so glad that I did because the warmth and compassion of all the people around me - complete strangers - pulled me out of my depression. I will never forget that trip.
SELAM!!!! at all the turkish people!!!! i m so very happy because ill go this year to turkey for the summer....will be possible to contact with someone for to talk about turkey???? plz....hope to reply....please...ok..this is my e-mail:
arielafernandez@hotmail.com
thaks!
... he used to call me, then we changed to "baby". I met Mehmet (what other name could he have!
:-D )in February 2005. From that moment on, he became canim, hayatim, askim, my everything. And although we've been through good and bad times, I've never lost my hopes.But because of our lives and different religions, we couldn't make our dreams come true. And like a week ago he told me he would marry in the Summer :-(
I'm going to miss you, "BABY". I'll keep our memories for the rest of my life.
Im English and Ive lived in Alanya for many years. I love the poeple and the place. I have my own blog www.tinasturkeytales.blogspot.com and there I have funny stories info and sometimes just things I like....
I had a turkish instructor at school . I have never ever seen a more beautiful creature in my life.He had such amasing hazel/green eyes, pale skin and dark hair.
I would love to be introduced to the magic of turkish culture and history. maybe one day.
have just returned from a two week trip to Turkey. Did much haggling, some to our benefit but did let one gold charm get away in Bodrum. Does anyone have web addresses for the gold centers in Bodrum? I did not get a card but think I can track down the store. It was a stand along gold center...very bid. If not, can anyone suggest a web site for Turkish gold jewelry? I am not interested in the evil eye which is all I can find online.
Thanks
I made a friend in Istanbul in 1987 and had been in contact for long. Then I moved and perhaps she moved too and we got "LOST IN TRANSITION". She was my best International friend, I revisited Turkey to meet and would luv to do it again, only if I can find her. her name was BENSEN. I have now moved to Canada.
Can some one help me please?
I am looking for family from Turkey. My grandfather was Saim Akyaz(he passed away June 6th 2007), he was from Istanbul. I am looking to connect with family located anywhere.
Hey when i went to Turkey-marmaris it was just great love the weather it was lovely and also the staff in the hotel were great as well.The bars were great as well and lots of entertainment Tash xx
I really miss turkey in was a great place and all the staff were great. I miss everyone so much. There were lots of funny times over there, and the hotel was lovely.Also i meat this boy over there,he was so nice i miss him as well.
i am a 17 year old girl who has lived in the US all her life. i was practially born in the US. i have gone back to turkey only twice. when i did go back, i had opened my mouth in awe... the place, the people, and the food are wonderful and beautiful. Now im about to graduate in 2008. i ame going back again..and really excited, i can't wait.i was born in ankara..but was raised in istanbul(my opinon the most beautifulest place on earth). but now i have an american accent. even better. haha i speak about 6 languages. 3 fluently
turkey is great really miss it. i met a great turkish bloke savas horoz. we said we keep in touch and i will always remember him. going to work in marmaris next year be nice to chat to people in marmaris area to help me. i am so sad being back in england and was very happy being in turkey
becky2614@aol.com
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