Dinner in Asia. And tomorrow lunch on the Black Sea! … [Read more...]
A Turkish Tale
The other evening my husband, Larry, and I were wandering around the Kumkapi district of Istanbul. It is a lively neighborhood of fish restaurants, fasil traditional musicians, and social clubs. We stopped in a pub for a beer and, as usual, I was the only woman. In Goreme in … [Read more...]
Cold Turkey
I'm not sure where this expression comes from, but I have to say that before departing for this trip Larry and I were somewhat obsessed about the weather. We got conflicting reports. One told us that Turkey in March would be freezing. We could expect blustery winds off the … [Read more...]
A journey to Turino
Perhaps it is the recent Olympics that have reminded me of about a journey I made many years ago to Torino. I haven't given this trip much thought in a very long time, but lately it has come back into my mind. It was the spring of 1972. I was young and engaged to a Frenchman I … [Read more...]
THE JOURNEY OF MY BOOK: Or why retracing is not backtracking…
A number of you have been asking...You're waiting for the other shoe to fall. Or for the book to show up as the case may be. Well, it turns out that my book which is in itself a saga now has a saga of its own. And after all why can't inanimate objects have experiences. Two … [Read more...]
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