Just wanted to share with you all that I will see Kadir again on the 20th of July till the 3rd of August. We will go to Altın Yunus Otel in Çeşme. Not really my first choice as I don't like big luxury complexes, but there wasn't much choice left. I'm looking forward to it enormously. Not seeing each other is horrible, but not knowing whne you'll see each other again is worse. Now we finally have a date to count to

I will go back after this holiday to finish my job here within the legal terms and make more money. Also, I will have more time to prepare insurance papers etc and I can take a new suitcase with me.

When going through the books about Türkiye with my parents, I felt like i was showing them 'home'. They also invited Kadir over to our appartment (it's against the rules, but who cares ) and he offered us to stay with him too. It's gonna be so great

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Sorry for making a new thread about this. Couldn't find the 'where are you gonna go on holiday' threads anywhere

Everywhere I read that people from West Europe should get vaccinated for the Hepatitis A virus, which causes serious illnesses that cna go on for several months. I've visited Turkey twice now, but it wasn't in the summer tourism season. The price for my family getting vaccinated will be around 250€, which is pretty much now that we only could book an expensive hotel (most of the dutch tour operators were booked full already). So we dont actualyl want to spend 250€ on vaccins, unless you people think it's a good idea.

Who of the TC members who go to Turkey get vaccinated first?

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Second question: for a Dutch passport, a holiday visa is 10€ and can be bought at the airport, and is valid for 3 months. How is this for a british passport? My mother only has a British Passport and she's really a worry-person..
Will that be around the same? Or will she be troubled on the turkish border by having a British passport?


Thanks in advance.

Goodnight everyone I'm off to bedfordshire early because I have lots of sleep to catch up on.

"Sarılıp yatmazsam uyku girmez gözüme"

And tomorrow my shift at work starts at noon, so I can't REALLY sleep in either. Yaşar Kemal is waiting for me (his book obviously!), so I'm off and I wish you a very nice and silly (referring to Aenigma, Lyndie and Sophie if they are around ) evening.