Jill answered “Beach.”

Ask and it’s answered.

They found the blue skies they were looking for in Freeport, Bahamas.

Sun was divine

Food was delicious

People were  interesting

LOVE was in the air.

Soon enough it was time to say good bye to the island…….

They were both saaad to say Good Bye.

Although the trip was short…    just like Bahamian bananas, it was full of sweetness.

Mad shout out to the best travel partner:

Gotta do tourist stuff like going to Times Square.

It was Big

it was BRRRIGHT

Almost all of my prejudgements about NYC are shattered.

People were super nice.

Cops were super friendly.

Even their beggars were  non confrontational

You can’t go to NYC and not visit MoMA.

to see the backs of the heads of hundreds of people from all over the world.

All and all, it was short, sweet, and to the point. Just like Nuuu Yawkerz.

I loved the trip.

I want to say more, but like a tweet to Marilyn ….all I have is 140 characters.

Mad shout out goes to my favorite travel partner Jill

Looking forward to next one

Önce Baskın benim işaret parmağımı kesicek sonra ben onunkini kesicektim. Bu karara eğer homoseksüel oldugumuzu söylersek ispatla demeleri ihtimaliyle geldik.

Ne planları?

Askerlikten kurtulmak.

Neden?
Çünkü her ne kadar Türkiye genelinde Mehmetçik. Mehmetçik deselerde maalesef Türk askerleri sürünen ve unutulmuş bir sürü çocuk. Herkes askerin dövüldüğünü, yüksek rütbeliler tarafından köle muamelesi gördüğünü bilmesine karşın sistemi duzeltmektense böyle gelmiş böyle gidecek inancındalar.

Halbuki profesyonel askerliğe geçilse. Zorla askere alınan çocuklara harcanan para (üniforma, eğitim, yemek, yatak) asker olmak isteyenlere yatırım olarak harcansa (daha iyi eğitim, daha iyi silahlar) Ah gör o zaman Mehmetçiği.

Bu öneriye ilk yanıt (genelde) askerliğini yapmış olanlardan. ” o zaman kimse askerlik yapmaz.” olarak geliyor. Zaten askerliğin ne kadar kötü olduğu bir kez daha gözler önünde

Latest sign was couple days ago on NPR they were talking about the time before Internet, and said something like “Our listeners over the age of 30 can remember time before Internet”

That brought back a memory of the time when my best friend and I bought DIY computer (Pre-Commodore 64) and a discussion we were having about how stupid the computers were and how we wasted so much time instead of playing outside. Just to make lights blink.

Then came Atari, Commodore 64.. As they say the rest is history.

Alas! So I go back to Pre-computer ages.