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Activities in Ankara
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17 Sep 2008 Wed 04:35 pm |
Hello,
Maybe anyone can suggest me what could i do in Ankara to spend the time? I am not talking about working. A Church Choir would do great but i think it cant be, right?
That activity should be for free, can be doing something voluntary...
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17 Sep 2008 Wed 05:03 pm |
Hello,
Maybe anyone can suggest me what could i do in Ankara to spend the time? I am not talking about working. A Church Choir would do great but i think it cant be, right?
That activity should be for free, can be doing something voluntary...
I know there is an international church in Ankara. I will try to get you the details ... maybe they have a choir!
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18 Sep 2008 Thu 11:41 am |
Thank you, I`ll ask there.
If anyone knows something more, they are welcome
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 08:49 pm |
I will ask around. I have many friends in Ankara (only just saw this thread). I have a friend who is in the ´administration´ of the international students organisation AEGEE. Not sure if you ened to be a student to be in it, but they organize meetings that can help you also get to know some turkish people in ankara and learn about Turkey.
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 10:07 pm |
Try Tango. I havent been to turkey but my husband is a good tango dancer and he says Tango is becoming very popular in Turkey. At least that´s what he´s been told, he hasnt been to Turkey either
They are having an international tango festival in Istanbul in july 2009.
Ankara tango:
http://www.tangoturk.com/page.asp?PageID=694
festival website:
http://www.istanbultangofestival.com/
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 10:27 pm |
Watching paint dry is free.....and very entertaining
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 10:29 pm |
Watching paint dry is free.....and very entertaining
i find gloss is the most exciting one to watch........as you can get high on the fumes
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 10:36 pm |
i find gloss is the most exciting one to watch........as you can get high on the fumes
I think that may be a bit too exciting for Lane
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 10:40 pm |
He could find an internet cafe and read the stimulating discussions that take place between the intelligent and informed members of TC.
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 10:59 pm |
He could find an internet cafe and read the stimulating discussions that take place between the intelligent and informed members of TC.
Or post some interesting subject and wait for responses
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22 Oct 2008 Wed 11:03 pm |
Or post some interesting subject and wait for responses
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23 Oct 2008 Thu 01:59 am |
Hello,
Maybe anyone can suggest me what could i do in Ankara to spend the time? I am not talking about working. A Church Choir would do great but i think it cant be, right?
That activity should be for free, can be doing something voluntary...
Giving back to society is great..a church choir is positive..however, how about feeding the homeless..I´m sure you will find plenty of voluntary programs in Ankara.
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23 Oct 2008 Thu 02:02 am |
Giving back to society is great..a church choir is positive..however, how about feeding the homeless..I´m sure you will find plenty of voluntary programs in Ankara.
Yes. Actually you could just walk in any church. I realized churches in TR have many connections (maybe everywhere, I just never really came to churches in the netherlands) and they can help you to find other people who need help somewhere or have projects running.
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23 Oct 2008 Thu 03:06 am |
Or.........you could sit on a busy street and count all the red cars. Then the blue ones. Then the black ones
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23 Oct 2008 Thu 04:08 am |
Or.........you could sit on a busy street and count all the red cars. Then the blue ones. Then the black ones
while singing this song ha ha
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SoXJL2hL6kI
oh the memories
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