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Our adventures in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus continue....
Both Michael and Samantha found the swimming bit really good so guess that this was money well spent for them and Samantha as a young 15 year old going on about 35 found the young Turkish waiters quite interesting. I somehow think that we will get some really first class waiter service during the rest of their stay here. In the evening Joan and I had organised to go down to The Pegasus restaurant where Veli the owner had arranged a Turkish evening and charity dinner to raise money for the Kidney Dialysis equipment needed here. The food was absolutely superb and we all really enjoyed that and the rest of the evening. When we got home, quite late, Michael insisted on going in for a night swim and Joan had to join in like it or not. I suppose when we were that age we had all that energy too, but it's such a long time ago I have sort of conveniently forgotten. |
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This morning I took Arie and the kids down town to Kyrenia as they needed to change money and also to visit the watch shop opposite the Dome hotel. Arie replaced his watch that he had bought a year or so ago and also bought a couple of watches for the kids. At this point I learnt a couple of new words for the old mans vocabulary, "cool" which is probably obvious to all and then "bling bling" which means something that is bright, shiny and will be loved by all her girlfriends when she gets home. A nep Gucci watch all pink and shiny with a bright wide strap. Thus very bling bling. |