This is JUST what I need to see after all that tempting Turkish food -- I think I'll skip this. Maybe I could just user it to weigh my mail? Or my suitcase?
I hope you aren't getting tired of the travel posts. I have been so busy trying to catch up on all my mail that I haven't even had time to photograph everything I've been sending out. And I've been sending out A LOT.
I have one more Turkish post and then on to OUTGOING mail, incoming mail and wouldn't you know, holiday mail. And the travel journal, photo album project and travel collages. And more!
What are you all up to?
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Thank you for sharing your travel experiences!! I love seeing and hearing about your travels :)
ReplyDeleteWell, thank you, elle. I've enjoyed reading about Costa Rica too and was just talking about what you wrote about with a friend who is going to go there.
DeleteEnjoying the exotic travels around the world. And the tea, and the pudding. xox
ReplyDeleteCorrine -- pudding! But they didn't have any Indian Pudding like you do in New England.
DeleteReally enjoyed this post. Reminded me a bit of my time living in Queens.
ReplyDeleteCindy -- why? What is it like living in Queens?
DeleteI always love trying out new foods when I'm in a different country, and then to try to recreate my favorite recipes at home. I love flatbread, not a big fan of baklava though, so sweet! This is making me hungry, it's a good thing I'm going out for lunch in thirty minutes :-)
ReplyDeleteAnnejo -- I never liked baklava either but I never had it in Istanbul before. Letter went out to you on Monday.
Deletemmmm...flatbread with cheese. I could live on all kinds of variations of bread and cheese. I love the story of your zine delivery.
ReplyDeleteKaren -- come on over and let's eat bread and cheese! That zine delivery was really fun. The guy was delighted.
DeleteBella Pamela! What lovely travel posts; thank you so much. What a great idea about the zines! I'll have to check my Alice zines and chat with her about Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia for our trip we just finalized for February! Yahoo!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you so much for You Know What :D! I love ALL my birthday mail.
Mille grazie~
Thank you, Gina Bella! Happy you had a good birthday. Sounds like a wonderful upcoming trip for you.
DeleteBeing an arm chair traveler ain't half bad. :) Cheers to you from here!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Limner!
DeleteOh my goodness, how could you pass up buying a Turkish mailbox?! Now, that's an exotic memento! Love the guy seeing himself in the zine! What a treat to make that delivery.
ReplyDeleteAndria -- yes, that zine delivery was a riot. And it didn't actually occur to me to buy a Turkish mailbox till i got home and looked at the photo! Next time......
DeleteHow fantasic and what a great interaction with the stamp man!
ReplyDeleteTurkey is on our list of places to visit too.
Alisa -- I highly suggest a visit! It was really a terrific place to visit.
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Pamela,
ReplyDeleteI love that you fit a zine delivery into your schedule. He must have been so delighted. Well, you can see by the photos that he is. it just warms my heart.
Now, about that food. All of your posts of Turkey make me want to go there, but those food pictures...oh my! If I could just jump into those for a quick bite. This all really makes me want to visit Turkey.
CH -- you've gotta go -- I know you & M would have a blast --fabulous food. And that zine delivery was such fun. Maybe Alice will have a other zine for me to deliver sometime (if I'm lucky).
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Yummy. This post makes my mouth water. I wish so much to go to Turkey. Love the postcards too.
ReplyDeleteGotThatSwing -- I hope you go -- Istanbul is fantastic!
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