Hello. Have a look at this previous thread where military service also was discussed


Btw, there's a period of.. I think 2 months, in which the 'new soldiers' aren't allowed to make contact with people outside. So you won't really be able to text him or get texts from him!

My love, how come you are able to speak this much Turkish?

Whenever I miss you, I talk with the stars and ask them about you. (this may sound a bit weird But Kadir and I do it too After all, he's looking at the same stars as you do.)

It's incorrect. My mother and sister haven't got a Dutch passport, so they entered Türkiye with their British ones. Because they come from Holland, they didn't have to pay in pounds, but had to pay €15,-.

And this was just a month ago, so I don't think they changed it

You do need to apply for a visa in advance if you're going to stay longer than the 3 months that you get from your multiple entry tourist visa.

I don't know about there, but in Holland at Schiphol airport they created a system that you cán take drinks with you on board, but they must be bought in the 'See buy fly'-stores. You purchase it and then they take it for you in a special bag with your name/flight number on it. When you board, you get it back so that you can drink it in the plane, without having been able to put some explosive material in it while being in the see buy fly department.

But I think this is only a good idea for long flights where drinks are not inclusive. I always fly all-inclusive so then I don't need to take drinks with me on board. I'd also avoid any aggravation and just stick to the rules.

Do you remember the name of that hotel, Bod?

I'd love to stay in a traditional hotel where you'd have to light a fire for warm water! I'm hoping to learn about a nice, cosy place, so that I can advice it to Kadir instead of him taking me somewhere all the time

Sounds really great

But the next question is: where does your hubby's family live