Rather than inundate you all with 100 and 1 different posts about being sick and feeling ill and just feeling awful I decided to skip those and just feel better. And I am 90% there, also with the realization that I am not taking enough time for me to relax. So I am. I am removing all stressors from my life that don’t make my life better here. And the first thing this calls for is a vacation. Although this vacation
was planned months ago, but shhh blog readers don’t know that. I am heading to Knesha next Saturday for a fun-filled holiday season with Illika, Angel, Nina, Russi, and Nikol with Nancy joining for this year’s fun festivities. Nancy and I will then be leaving for a 5 day vacation to Istanbul where we shall see the sights, eat the food, drink the drinks and have a merry ole time. Not quite shure yet what we will do. I just know that I need a vacation and a recharge for my last 7 months in the Peace Corps woot woot!
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The city of Istanbul is on of these places which are a must to visit at least once in life. As the Bulgarian Black Sea coast is not far from Istanbul, a holiday in any summer resort in Bulgaria is an excellent oportunity to have 1-day or 2-days trip to Istanbul.
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I only was able to visit the more “touristy” areas, but got the feeling that many of these areas are main points of public space in the city.