Christine Toskos wrote:Cypriots are coming that much anymore. I been to Cyprus this summer. It is a mini America. I cannot visit Kyrenia. My cousin said last May he went to his father's grave and the cross was destroyed. I will only return to Kyrenia when it is freed. I still have missing relatives. My brother said they destroyed the church my father was christen and my grandparents were married in. I told my uncle if I living I promised to bring my grandmother's remains to be bury next to my grandfather. Luckily, he was not alive during the invasion. My other grandfather was killed during the invasion. So I am very bitter about Turkish occupation. It is difficult for me to be civil toward Turks. My family here boycott anything that is Turkish. In my town we have a Turkish Cypriot who has a Greek restaurant. My neighbors and co-workers think he's Greek. When I refuse to give him my business I say I boycott anything Turkish till the occupation is over.
Christine Toskos wrote:I hope to. When I retire. My husband fell in love with Cyprus and wants to build a house for my children to come for a vacation. You call it holiday.
Christine Toskos wrote:Cypriots are coming that much anymore. I been to Cyprus this summer. It is a mini America. I cannot visit Kyrenia. My cousin said last May he went to his father's grave and the cross was destroyed. I will only return to Kyrenia when it is freed. I still have missing relatives. My brother said they destroyed the church my father was christen and my grandparents were married in. I told my uncle if I living I promised to bring my grandmother's remains to be bury next to my grandfather. Luckily, he was not alive during the invasion. My other grandfather was killed during the invasion. So I am very bitter about Turkish occupation. It is difficult for me to be civil toward Turks. My family here boycott anything that is Turkish. In my town we have a Turkish Cypriot who has a Greek restaurant. My neighbors and co-workers think he's Greek. When I refuse to give him my business I say I boycott anything Turkish till the occupation is over.
Christine Toskos wrote:My daughter was in the Navy and they sent her to Crete. She was not allowed to go to Turkey, because she was Greek American. They said she wasn't safe. While, the African Americans were allowed to go to Turkey. They told her she did not miss much. Now, she is excited about building a house on our island.
Christine Toskos wrote:Cypriots are coming that much anymore. I been to Cyprus this summer. It is a mini America. I cannot visit Kyrenia. My cousin said last May he went to his father's grave and the cross was destroyed. I will only return to Kyrenia when it is freed. I still have missing relatives. My brother said they destroyed the church my father was christen and my grandparents were married in. I told my uncle if I living I promised to bring my grandmother's remains to be bury next to my grandfather. Luckily, he was not alive during the invasion. My other grandfather was killed during the invasion. So I am very bitter about Turkish occupation. It is difficult for me to be civil toward Turks. My family here boycott anything that is Turkish. In my town we have a Turkish Cypriot who has a Greek restaurant. My neighbors and co-workers think he's Greek. When I refuse to give him my business I say I boycott anything Turkish till the occupation is over.
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