A friend of mine spent a few months in Turkey. She sketched Turkish items. It inspired me another story: “Breakfast in Istanbul.” I can send you the link if you like… (I never post a link on someone else’s blog without permission. Hehe!)
I am so enjoying your story of ancient artifacts, art, danger, tea and a bit of romance! I love the illustrations also. I have not finished the last page of the story yet but I’m looking forward it! Thank you for sharing this. It would be great book!! 😊
Thank you for going through the whole three parts. If you haven’t finished yet, you’re in for a few surprises. I wrote this when Tiffany Choong was in Turkey. her drawings gave me the idea. I wrote the story around them with a ficticious character named Stéphanie Lung.
breakfast at Tiffany’s became Breakfast in Istanbul… 😉
A bit short for a book. Let me know when you have finished the last page… (I have another story with Stéphanie…)
I definitely was in for a few surprises between Stephanie, Mehmet and the Philosopher! I liked the Philosopher’s poise despite his loss. Thank you for sharing! 😊
The “Philosopher” is a good character. I have plans for him. (And Stephanie.)
If you’re not tired of my writing I do have another Stéphanie story posted already. Let me know if you want the link…
(And I would love to visit the Bazaar too and have çay…) ☕️
They’re very brave… It also allowed me to “visit” Penang in my mind. (Eventually I went there and got together with Tiffany, whom I’d already met in London. We have become great friends…)
Wow man, that looks so delicious! You are obviously not diabetic, Beth. 😂
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Ha! Well that is true, but I don’t have this treat all the time. Just here and there. Txx John 😊
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That’s good – an old saying states that taste makes waist. I should adhere to that thinking…
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That is a wise saying. Easily forgot. But good! 😅
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Pop up waffles!
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Pop up goodness and mercy. 😊
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❤
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😊🙏😊
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Oh yes! Waffles and chocolate (and ice-cream/cream) … great combination! Your photos made me drool now 😋.
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I’m so glad! I’d hoped to make it look as good as it tasted! Sounds like It was successful! 🙏😊😊
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A totally yummy shot 👌
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😃 Thank you! 🙏😊
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Now I am hungry. 😁
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I hope you had yourself a treat too then! 😊
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I did. 🙂
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You prepare pretty food.
Indeed they do 😁
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Thank you, I’ll share 😊 🥄
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wafflicious
✨🦋🐍🕊🐉🗝⚖🕯🤍⚛🎐🎋🙏✨
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So delicious 😊😊😊
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😋
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waffle stomped
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Yummy stomped! 😋
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Looks yummy. (I like the plate too… looks like “talavera”)
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I recognize Polish pottery and Turkish pottery… but i had to look up Talavera. Beautiful!!
It was pretty good, thank you! 😊
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I might have seen Turkish pottery. Lots of colour.
Talavera is quite beautiful.
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I love all the colors. If I find some Turkish, I’ll post it 😊
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A friend of mine spent a few months in Turkey. She sketched Turkish items. It inspired me another story: “Breakfast in Istanbul.” I can send you the link if you like… (I never post a link on someone else’s blog without permission. Hehe!)
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Yes please, I would
enjoy seeing it! 🙂
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Here’s the link. It’s in three parts. afew thousand words I’m afraid, that’s why I split it. Hopefully you will read till the end… 😉
https://equinoxio21.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/breakfast-in-istanbul-by-brian-martin-onraet-and-tiffany-choong/
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I am so enjoying your story of ancient artifacts, art, danger, tea and a bit of romance! I love the illustrations also. I have not finished the last page of the story yet but I’m looking forward it! Thank you for sharing this. It would be great book!! 😊
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Thank you for going through the whole three parts. If you haven’t finished yet, you’re in for a few surprises. I wrote this when Tiffany Choong was in Turkey. her drawings gave me the idea. I wrote the story around them with a ficticious character named Stéphanie Lung.
breakfast at Tiffany’s became Breakfast in Istanbul… 😉
A bit short for a book. Let me know when you have finished the last page… (I have another story with Stéphanie…)
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I definitely was in for a few surprises between Stephanie, Mehmet and the Philosopher! I liked the Philosopher’s poise despite his loss. Thank you for sharing! 😊
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The “Philosopher” is a good character. I have plans for him. (And Stephanie.)
If you’re not tired of my writing I do have another Stéphanie story posted already. Let me know if you want the link…
(And I would love to visit the Bazaar too and have çay…) ☕️
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I really enjoyed your Characters and their adventure! Sure I’d love to read more 😊
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Hi Beth. You’re only too kind. That story is a prequel. (Don’t be surprised, let yourself go with the flow.) Penang is magic…
https://equinoxio21.wordpress.com/2016/04/18/a-night-in-penang-by-brian-martin-onraet-and-tiffany-choong/
A shorter story. Only two parts. I hope you enjoy your trip to Penang…
“Selamat malam”. (Good night)
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I am looking forward to this magic journey into Penang! Thank you, I will read soon 😊
Selamat malam 😴
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🙏🏻
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Oh. and speaking of characters, there are many more and different characters in “A night in Penang”.
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I am looking forward to meeting them all! 😊
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I had lots of fun writing this. Hope you do too…
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I am so enjoying this! I’ve been a bit slow but I’m half way done with page two. What a great group! 🦎 🦒 🐅 🦩😃 🧦
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They’re very brave… It also allowed me to “visit” Penang in my mind. (Eventually I went there and got together with Tiffany, whom I’d already met in London. We have become great friends…)
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It is such a delightful adventure. I’m glad that you have gotten to spend some time there now and with the artist also! 😊😊😊
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Yes, it was very nice… (And we’re still in frequent touch.)
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😊😊😊
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Delicious! 😋😋
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😋😊😋
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☺️☺️
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🙏😊🙏
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🙏☺️🙏
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