While visiting other countries, here are some things I miss about Ankara:
These are just a few thoughts for the day. Of course, I miss my family the most. And Turkish Tea. I miss tea. And family. Yes. Family. . . and tea.
HOME AWAY FROM Home Away From home away from . . .
Adventures in Ankara 
I miss you already. We went to Cafe Foule today. I hope you enjoy your stay at home. Say Hi to your family. See you soon.
Miss you and the ladies too, Esra! Partying in my hood without me??? Happy Easter!
Happy Easter – Lucky you to be at home (US) to celebrate.
It is nice. Thanks! And happy easter!
We had to move back to the States and I’m missing Ankara a lot. As an urbanist, I miss everything I need being arms length away and not having to drive anywhere. I miss having everything delivered as well. Also, miss 4 TL döner sandwiches. Also, not having to worry about yard work.
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I’ve been offered a teaching job in an Ankara university and am trying to learn more about the city and culture. I’m a little nervous about the area b/c I’ve heard how it is really conservative especially for women. If you have any advice or help that would be awesome. Thanks
Hi Terry! When are you coming back? I miss your posts with your usual insights into life here. Hope you are having a really great time. xx
Hi! I’ve never commented on your posts, or anything, but I just wanted you to know that I’ve been worried crazy about you since the protests in Ankara started. I really hope you’re well. I think we all look forward to an update from you just so we can all breathe easy.
All the best!!
~M
Thank you for the concern. The protests are harsh in certain areas. Close to me, but not dangerous for me. I hope to blog about it one day soon. Best,