humanist wrote:well a few more notes last Saturday night I went out to a club in Larnaca and not only did I have a great time dancing but also met some beautiful Turkish speaking Cypriot men. We all danced and laughed and had a great time together. Sunday my friend and I wen to the occupied Nicosia in hope of hring a car for a visit to kyrenia, other than the fact that not many people who were helpful did not sperak english we never managed to find a place to ret a car. Though we sat in the square for a tea and a beer. Nice. The oter night in Larnaca a beautiful gorgeous white mercedes pulled up and the three men sat in the next table talking in Turkish. We soon started conversation. they came over to party.
last night I saw the most disgusting hateful and sad example of Turkish hate. The amazing flag that many TC's are proud to have lit up. I can not say that my perception of TC's has not changed. I can not say how sad I am that separation and hate is driving us all to the destruction of our beautiful Island.
Anyway my days are numbered and I am going to have a great time meeting new friends and visiting my free country. Saturday night I am heading to Larnaca again, I just love the Phinikoudes. My parents and I are looking at a block of land in Lefkosia for a possible move to Cyprus and I am chaffed about that.
In the meantime GR and DT please call me for lunch if you like. I would like to support the TC's guy on Ermou street.
Anyone else who also wants to join in please call me on my mobile, as finding internet cafe's is proving tiresome.
Love Andreas THE CYPRIOT
a word to Talat you take your flag and shove it where it belongs.
You must admit its pretty impessive, the biggest in the world I believe.
