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Woke up in Sugut around 9 and took a walk to the village for some produce. After a nice swim we sailed out and had breakfast in the middle of the bay. On the way we pulled into the bay for a swim and came out on shore. There were 3 beautiful olive trees with... Continue Reading →
Woke up to the lapping of the waves at a nice small marina in Ciftlik. First breakfast at sea was a bit rocky but delicious. Coffee (Americano style), eggs, cucumbers and tomatoes and some sandwiches. Headed out to Sugut. The seas were choppy and winds were up to 35 knots. After about 3-4 hours of... Continue Reading →
The day began in Selcuk with a visit to St John's church and burial place and a castle. It is located on top of the hill where St John said to have written his gospel. We also got to make a new friend... Me. Turtle This little guy was not so happy to see us... Continue Reading →
On day 3 we found us ourselves waking up in Bergama at a charming hotel Acropolis Guest house and treated to breakfast by a sweet old lady who was proud of her home grown olives and home made peach jam. Next stop was site of Pergamon. The site of amazing Greek/Roman theater (the steepest theater... Continue Reading →
Still Life With Woodpecker by Tom Robbins My rating: 3 of 5 stars As always, Tom Robbins is entertaining in a wacky way. The story is a whirlwind of funny phrases and euphemisms.It is full of unique and brilliant views on life, humanity and the world we live in.However, be prepared to feel like you... Continue Reading →
Here comes the second installment of my Sound of the Book series. This song, to me, represents the connection between Shadow (main character in the book) and his wife Laura. Anywhere he went ... she was with him. For me, this book and song came together, when I started dating my wife (back then girlfriend).... Continue Reading →
A Feast for Crows by George R.R. Martin My rating: 5 of 5 stars Fourth installment of A Song of Ice and Fire. This was my second time reading this book. In preparation for Winds of Winter, I realized that I need to re-read this one and Dance with Dragons as I forgot many details.Where... Continue Reading →
“The difference between genius and stupidity is; genius has its limits.” ― Albert Einstein
The Great King by Christian Cameron My rating: 4 of 5 stars Not as strong as the previous book, but greatly improved towards the end. Arimnestos is getting older and is leading the younger generation in to the epic war.I really enjoyed historic characters like Leonidas, Xerxes and Themistocles come to live. Cameron , as... Continue Reading →
Some books become special for us. A story might have touched us in some way during a special time in our life. I have few books that I have connected with in that way. However, in the past few years, I've noticed that some books have associated themselves with specific songs. Whenever I hear the song,... Continue Reading →
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