Mamas Pension Mykonos

... automatically react with a deep sound from your throat - ooooooh-zooo!!! - as you inhale and exhale."

Now it was our turn to check out the boat. Her name was Sea Party, perfect for us. Checking out the boat, we realized how cramped we were going to be, but for the trip of a lifetime we could deal with it. When we were told that no toilet paper could be flushed down the toilet, we were taken aback ...

... close to the marina that has music coming from it. I ate a lamb dish for dinner and since the Greeks eat dinner very late in the day and will frequently make an evening of it, it wasn't until close to 11 PM that we left the taverna.

I went back to the yacht to dress in my club clothes and to go to one of the few dance clubs that remained open over the winter. Although it wasn’t packed, the club was still a lot of fun and we had a great time.

... beautiful place with the village full of white-washed buildings scattered around a maze of little streets and alley ways. Just at it seemed that Santorini was made for couples, Mykonos was make for singles and the party life. This is one place that I want to return to again.

... were white! The sky was clear blue! Vendors were yelling! The smells of slouvaki were everywhere! It felt like we were at our Summer Fair!

We walked around the port and did some browsing in the store front shops and street market, occasionally being enticed to view local Greek Nike t-shirts! Being seasoned shoppers, we avoided eye contact and only took interest in an item if we were truly ...

... amazing riding along the coast line! we stopped in little venice, shopped a bit and had some more delicious greek food1 i had a deep-fried ball of 4 cheeses (cheese fritters). amazing! luckily there is a gym here and i can work off all the extra food! plus i'm doing so much walking too! anyway, the beach ...

... bay below was the area known as little Venice. Why? Because, the houses were built right up to the water with the balconies hanging out over the water below. A bit more a look around and I've notice the clouds have cleared, and it's about 1:30pm, so I head back to Fabrica Square to catch the correct bus back to my hotel, and from there I head down to the beach for some more sun, and reading. Don't get the wrong idea here. I was reading. ;oP ...

... They throw them up with gusto and hold them in the air as if they've just reached the top of Kilimanjaro or something. That is not meant to offend the culturally sensitive. It's a simply undeniable fact. As we walked over to a little raised area that holds the Greek flag. A girl said, "You're American, right?" I said yes. She asked me to take her because her brother, who she's traveling with would just laugh if she asked him ...

... and soon had a group of people, its the kind of small place where everyone knows everyone. We went in the club and they all danced up on the stage, not me, it takes a whole heck of a lot to get me to dance and i was far from that point! I spent most of the night with Andrew, a US Army Captain fom Texas. No Greek boys again! Who knows what time I got to sleep, but got up at noon and took the bus to Paradise Beach. I ran into the girls ...

How on Earth did I get to be so lucky?

My family and I went on a cruise of the Greek Islands. We ate a lot, got sea sick once, soaked up the sun, and absorbed the classically beautiful white and blue colours on the islands. There weren't very much ship activities that my sister and I were interested in but Allyson and I did win a bingo game! Mykonos was by far our favorite island because of its beauty.