Posts Tagged With ‘ turkey ’

Navigating International Airports with Ease for Gen X and Baby Boomer Travelers Traveling internationally can be exciting, but navigating unfamiliar airports can sometimes be a daunting task, especially for Gen X and Baby Boomer travelers. These days airports seem bigger than ever and it takes more time to get from one place to another, and time always seems to be limited when at the airport (this is why I always recommend arriving with plenty of time to spare). Here are some useful tips to make your airport experience smoother:   Plan Ahead: Research the layout... Continue Reading

It is summer. I am on holiday, enjoying my downtime. I am resting both my tired body and mind, which gives me plenty of time to observe, reflect, and meditate. My days are filled with mindfulness, and quality time with family and friends, by the beautiful sea that gifts us with all the shades of green, blue, and turquoise. I see gorgeous scenery around me, taste delicious food, and I am right in the middle of my big and cozy comfort zone. This morning, when I woke up, I thought, “How would it feel if all my life was like this? A lifelong holiday.” And as the Universe’s response to my... Continue Reading

Peoples’ Hands Have Always Fascinated Me How about you? First I Start With A Wider Shot To Show The Owner Of These Hands. Another unique opportunity. Recently, I had the unique opportunity to visit a local man on his very impressive farm in Üzümlü, a fairly nondescript village located on the southern Mediterranean coast of Turkey, near the larger seaside town of Kalkan. Nur, the woman who owns and operates the accommodations I stayed at in nearby Kas, and someone who became a very good friend, knew this man and asked if I wanted to visit his property and meet him,... Continue Reading