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Published: February 20th 2012
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It's been a quiet, happy winter--often sunny but also COLD, Antalya's coldest winter in thirty years. Without insulation, double-glazed windows, or central heating in our building, we've been warmed mostly by the smartwool and down clothing we brought with us. I have been known to sleep in my winter jacket, muffler and gloves. We do have wall-mounted heat pumps ("klimas") in three room...
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Mary Meyer
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Bittersweet
Your story is so interesting. I think it's great that you have stayed long enough that you can actually balance the good and bad aspects of the place. I've been very concerned about the direction Turkey seems to be heading and our foreign policies don't seem to be helpful in that part of the world. At the same time, the lovely experiences with the people you've met and the places you've been are nourishment of an incalcuable sort. You undoubtedly will have the same reentry problems here - maybe you should blog on that as well for you will certainly see home in a new light as well and your reflections would be insightful for all of us. Thanks as always for sharing this wonderful experience with us.