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1.       christine_usa
284 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 02:26 am

I am returning to Istanbul on 23/24 of Dec to 1 Jan, and am wondering if anyone knows of a site where I can find a self-catering apart, or apartment for rent. I want a kitchen and balcony, and ideally view of the Bosphorous.... for

This would be so preferable to a hotel.

Thank you!
Christine

2.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 04:26 am

http://www.expatriates.com/classifieds/trk/housingavailable/

3.       christine_usa
284 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 08:22 pm

Thank you Roswitha! I do have this link, and it's good because there are photos, but most are longer term. Omer is working on it too- but being the control freak that I am.... I wanted to set up a bank of contacts.

christine

4.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 10:07 pm

Isn't it more logical to try and find holiday apartments?
I think a travel-agent could fix you up with some addresses.

I have never been to Istanbul, but i figure they have apartments too and not only hotels? They won't be as 'independent' as a real apartment, but at least you'll be able to cook for yourself, have your own kitchen and fridge and everythin!

5.       christine_usa
284 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 10:40 pm

That's exactly what I'm looking for! I didn't search the term "holiday apartment" but will try. I just can't bear to stay in a hotel for my Christmas, and I love to cook. Omer is looking, but I want to search as well.

Thank you!

6.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 10:44 pm

You're welcome

I always find it hard to find things out on the internet about Türkiye! But I'm sure a travel agency can help you.

7.       christine_usa
284 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 10:57 pm

well,
I present my Turkey trip to our Turkish sponsors this Thursday. It is a Philadelphia group of Turkish professionals who seek to enhance Turkish/USA realtions, and they paid for my whole journey!

I am working diligently on an i-movie presentation- hopefully they will like it and give me suggestions for December and next summer.

PS- I have communicated with Tomer/Izmer- and hope OMer is able to go with me, as it seems a perfect program.

Christine

8.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 11:00 pm

Quoting christine_usa:

well,
I present my Turkey trip to our Turkish sponsors this Thursday. It is a Philadelphia group of Turkish professionals who seek to enhance Turkish/USA realtions, and they paid for my whole journey!

I am working diligently on an i-movie presentation- hopefully they will like it and give me suggestions for December and next summer.

PS- I have communicated with Tomer/Izmer- and hope OMer is able to go with me, as it seems a perfect program.

Christine



Ohh that sounds great! What is an i-move though?

You should let me know how everything is going and when you will be in Izmir for your course!! Why wouldn't Omer be able to go with you? Due to work?

9.       christine_usa
284 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 11:14 pm

An i-movie is a Macintosh program that enables me to place still photos, text and music to create a little movie. For example- I took 650 pictures of the whirling dervishes in Istanbul on my camera at a rate of 4 pics a second- I can make it look like a video and scorll text also.
It's a lot of fun, and it takes a lot of time!

Omer's situation is precarious. His father is in the latest stages of cancer, and is in Istanbul. Omer will need to be near him if he makes it to next summer. So of course, I too will be in Istanbul. He also has a younger sister and mom he may need to take care of. So Izmer is a dream, my wish for the sea and a small city, but my priority is Omers needs right now. I found two very good programs in Istanbul.

10.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 03 Sep 2006 Sun 11:17 pm

Quoting christine_usa:

An i-movie is a Macintosh program that enables me to place still photos, text and music to create a little movie. For example- I took 650 pictures of the whirling dervishes in Istanbul on my camera at a rate of 4 pics a second- I can make it look like a video and scorll text also.
It's a lot of fun, and it takes a lot of time!

Omer's situation is precarious. His father is in the latest stages of cancer, and is in Istanbul. Omer will need to be near him if he makes it to next summer. So of course, I too will be in Istanbul. He also has a younger sister and mom he may need to take care of. So Izmer is a dream, my wish for the sea and a small city, but my priority is Omers needs right now. I found two very good programs in Istanbul.



Ohh ok, kinda like what you can make with Pinnacle. I love to make graphic/movie kidna things like that, used to do it often for arts-class at school.. but.. im not longer a highschool girl
Are you a Mac-user?

Yes.. I think that's more important. Actually, I'm sure that once you get used to Istanbul a bit, and I think Omer knows the way there.. you can really have a peaceful stay there too. I'm sure there must be very idyllic places near the Bosphorus and surrounding Islands!!

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