Of course, Athens has incredible history and I will cover that, but right now I’m hungry, so let’s eat and do a little shopping! Turkey adheres to pork free dining. When we arrived in Greece, imagine…
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The Day After The Born To Talk Radio Show Debut
My radio show premiered yesterday on latalklive.com As I was hoping, it was pretty darn good, all things considered. Thanks to Christina Davis and Gwen Vuchsas for being my first guests. I’m thinking back to when this…
Old School vs. New School
This is an epic blog!!! When have you ever known me to post only two photos and 9 paragraphs?!! This is it. The Born To Talk Radio Show Blog, now has a voice!!! Brought to you…
My Wild Kingdom
I keep saying that I need to finish my traveling stories to Turkey and Greece and I will. There is much to share about those fascinating countries. But, I’m in OMG Radio mode, because my show…
Taking a Departure from Europe
My last few blogs have been about travel, but today my focus is on my future! I’ll be back to travel soon. It’s a time of new beginnings both in nature and also in my personal…
Izmir’s Karisyaka on the Other Side
I had the good fortune of spending the afternoon with someone that speaks Turkish. Off we went on the ferry to Karisyaka, known as the other side. It was a grey but beautiful day. Riding on…
Terrace Houses and Cats in Ephesus
My visit to Ephesus is the gift that keeps on giving. There was so much to take in while I was there. Not to mention it was raining for part of the visit and not slipping…
The Emphasis is on Ephesus
Let me be clear. While I took history classes in school like everyone else, I was probably paying much more attention to what the girls were wearing and where I was going after school. Consequently, I…
Welcome To Izmir, Turkey
There are so many things I will be sharing along this journey. Today, it won’t be the ruins and countryside, because it’s lunchtime after we arrived in Izmir.Here is what we had…Starting with this fabulous lentil…
How Bazaar!
A bazaar is a large market place selling miscellaneous goods. In this case, The Grand Bazaar is the granddaddy of them all. Founded in 1461, with a network of 61 covered streets enclosing 3,305,000 sq ft,…