Grand Akkoza Hotel
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Malatya - Stadt der Aprikosen
Nach der Nacht auf dem Busbahnhof haben wir uns um 8 Uhr morgens auf den Weg in die Stadt gemacht. Das war leider auch nicht so einfach. Wir haben uns wieder durchgefragt, wurden dann in einen Dolmus gesetzt und irgendwann auch wieder rausgeschmissen. Leider nicht dort, wo wir hinwollten (war ein Missverständnis) und nachdem wir da etwas rumgeirrt sind, haben wir dann einfach ein Taxi genommen, dass uns dann ins Zentrum von Malatya, dem Inönü Meydani, gebracht hat. ...
Asure Day
... barn were connected. It was only one building. The people lived in one half and the animals were in the half. Life in the village is very difficult. There are few creature comforts and women work very hard. They cook over wood and I noticed that they heat with either wood or coal. On the stove they had a pot of hot water which they used when they were doing the dishes. It made me think about how spoiled I ...
The String Trio
... care of me, honestly. For example, when my TV didn’t work George climbed up on the roof and found that my cable from the antennae was hanging loose down the side of the building, and then he fixed it. When I didn’t have heat George and Natali both came to see if they could help. Natali even invited me to stay with her. Natali has taught me how to take the bus to town and has showed me where to find deals. Last ...
Inonu University’s First Halloween Event
... from a movie or a book, or perhaps a famous athlete (Actual costumes were optional, but if a student wanted to dress like his or her character they were encouraged to do so). Some teachers also dressed up. And of course, I dressed up.
The students did an amazing job. There were famous Turkish and American movie stars and singers, figures from history, and cartoon characters, in addition to ...
An Overnight at Emine's Home
... his office as it was when he was in Malatya in the 1930’s. You can still see the old telephone and radio. From there we stopped for Emine’s glasses and headed for another café where we met a couple of local English teachers, Fatma and her friend, Seher, for conversation in English. Ah English, it makes me smile!!! Metar picked us up about 7:30 and they drove me home. I had a great day, and I tell you, I was exhausted so I went to bed ...
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