goodness and divinity

 

Me at the Blue Mosque.

Paying my respects at the Blue Mosque.

 

Dave took this picture.  He likes this food and it is better than in NYC.  It just is.

Dave took this picture. He likes this food and it is better than in NYC. It just is.

 

I feel happy at the Sultan's Palace.  Topkapi Palace.

I feel happy at the Sultan's Palace. Topkapi Palace.

 

Dave got someone to take this picture of us.   Perhaps wishful thinking on his part that we are saying Welcome to our Home!

Dave got someone to take this picture of us. Perhaps wishful thinking on his part that we are saying Welcome to our Home!

 

Me in the Grand Bazaar.

Me in the Grand Bazaar.

 

The textiles are divine.

The textiles are divine.

 

My favorite vendor.  This little old lady was knitting when I first noticed her sitting on the ground outside the GB.  She makes beautiful slippers and also was selling delicate needlework trims made by her cousins.  I told her -- with sign language -- that I also knitted but not as good as she does.  She laughed!

My favorite vendor. This little old lady was knitting when I first noticed her sitting on the ground outside the GB. She makes beautiful slippers and also was selling delicate needlework trims made by her cousins. I told her -- with sign language -- that I also knitted but not as good as she does. She laughed!

2 Responses to “goodness and divinity”

  1. Adrienne Says:

    So now I have to go to Istanbul…

    Enjoy the rest of the trip!

  2. cyndi Says:

    You really do have to come here. I knew that knitting thing would hook you — no pun intended!

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