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Johanna Dispededa. . . '07

She's a Turkish and a Chef

"Download happiness from love's site

Sorrows make you search this site

Only if you know how to surf with kindness

You can come out of all errors and mess.

Beware of the jealousy virus

And come out of that doubtful fuss.

Hold the hand of faith

And see how u can browse joyfully

Far & wide with this mate.

Your wishes & Hopes leads you to net dreams,

And with Love for life only

Can we live in full esteem."


This Inspirational qoute are coming from my friend in the web (of course she is not a spider.. hehe.. just kidding). She's a Turkish and a Chef, of course very pretty too as what usually Turkish are, her name is Vanessa. I never tasted her recipe, yet, because unfortunately she has a Seminar to conduct on how to make a Better Cooking in Riga, Latvia the last time I visited my beloved tourist destination, but I know one day I will. Because I am planning to be back in Turkey next year's summer vacation, of course not only for her recipe, but for her as a whole . . :)). Why I love this country, it's not just for Vanessa, also because topworld.com is right "Turkey's national beauty, its vast and varied history, its delicious food, and friendly people together with its relatively recent introduction as a holiday destination are all a perfect recipe for a great vacation."

That's all for now, be back soon. Watch out for the story of my old uncle Teody, my influence why I learned to love Turkey.

Bye for now . . . :))

me and my friends, we all love to travel to Turkey . . .

Turkey is a paradise of sun, sea, mountains, and lakes. From April to October, most places in Turkey have an ideal climate that is perfect for relaxing on sandy beaches or enjoying the tranquility of mountains and lakes. Turkey also has a magnificent past, and is a land full of historic treasures from13 successive civilizations spanning 10.000 years. There is no doubt that one visit will not be enough. If you are planning to visit the place get some information from this site www.topworld.com and explore their top 10 adventures. Surely you will enjoy your stay in turkey like what I’ve experience.

Someone help me! I wanna know the taste of the snow on top of Mt. Ararat . . .

Believe or not, Istanbul is a rock'n roll city. There are a lot of places you can find and enjoy. If you like jazz, there are jazz cafes, of course authentic ones, anything you like you can find it. Travel websites are very useful to me, just like topworld.com many things about the world especially the country where I enjoy most, Turkey, have been revealed in that site. I am very amazed with the culture and tradition inside Turkey, it is a place where the aggressive but friendly people lives.

One thing that keeps on flashing back in my mind, was the adventure of my uncle Teody to Mount Ararat. He know that in his age he cannot manage to go on top of it, but once he have tried, fortunately he proved himself that he was right, he really can’t do it… hehe

He said “It was so COLD out there every nerve in my body were freezing, so all I did was to take pictures of the famous landscape in Turkey. May be you can try it yourself, of course not only taking pictures, haha.. but make it to the top, if you happen to do that, please hand me a palm of snow from its top, I’m just curious what it taste…”

Times up! Check my blogs regularly, so you will also experienced every exploration that I have and the adventure told to me by my old uncle Teody. Bye for now…

have fun with Seven Lakes National Park . . .

Hi! I’m back. Another thing that I like most when we visited Turkey is when we go and explore the Seven Lakes National Park. We have fun in fishing but that’s not the only thing that we do while we are there. The fun is incomparable. My friend who supposed to be joining us give us his idea about the country that he got from this site topworld.com, was really amazing. For sure without that idea this vacation that we had been isn’t that worthy. Oooops, I really love to tell you everything but I got to go, check my next turn to Turkey, soon. Thanks!