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Istanbul for honeymoon !!! ??
August 2011
hey everyone ,,i really wish go to turkey , what about travelling to ''Istanbul'' for my honeymoon in 7th of November
would this be great ??
and how the weather would be ??
is there any other cities shall we visit or only going to Istanbul ?!!
i've heared about Antalia and Bursa ,but it's gonna be winter time
anyone can help ?
Tour Guide
August 2011
?stanbul is a good idea.The capital of great empires.You should see HAGIA SOPHIA,BLUE MOSQUE,TOPKAPI PALACE,BOSPHORUS,GRAND BAZAAR when you get there.A good guide book about ?stanbul would be good before you explore the city.?stanbul is such a busy and the most croded city in Turkey.15 million lives there!
My suggestion would be ANTALYA in sout coast (Mediterranean Coast) of Turkey.Antalya is definitely a place honeymoon.There are lovely resorts with 5 star hotel on the east and west coast of Antalya.Also small luxury boutique hotels in OLD TOWN offer a real comfort for honeymoon couples.There are also luxury 5 star hotels in Antalya center like RIXOS DOWNTOWN,TALYA,DEDEMAN.
Antalya Harbour,Old Town,Antalya Archaeology Museum,PERGE ANCIENT CITY,ASPENDOS THEATRE,PHASELIS,OLYMPOS are some of the historical sites and places to see in and around Antalya.Antalya is located around a lovely bay along the Mediterranean Sea.If you want to have a romantic honeymoon with sun,sea,culture,great view and delicious food every day,Antalya would be your place.There are direct domestict flights from ?stanbul to Antalya every day.ATLAS JET and TURKISH AIRLINES are flying to Antalya (50 euro per person).
August 2011
about ANTALIA do you mean going to the beach and so on
and any idea about the weather in Antalia in November ??
i knew that istanbul will be rainy and chilly ,right ?
August 2011
what about Bursa ?
Tour Guide
August 2011
Antalya has got beaches on the both side of the city.The weather in Antalya in Nowember is 18-20 Degree and better than ?stanbul.We don't have cold weather and rain in Nowember.Bursa is like ?stanbul as it is located in Marmara Region and has got similar climate conditions.
Antalya will be quite and we don't have much traffic here.Antalya is surrounded with TAURUS MOUNTAINS from north and called The capital of Turkish Riviera in Turkey.
August 2011
oh that would be great thank u so much
and in istanbul it will be only visiting ancient mosques an so on ?? what about hotels at taksim sq. it's the city center i think !
August 2011
Antalya in November - expect temperatures in the low 20s. A great time though especially if you want to visit the ancent sites as they are quieter and less crowded. Antalya itself is a city with some great shopping, eating out and just strolling around, particularly Kaleici the old town. Look at Alp Pasa Hotel - a great boutique hotel right in the heart of kaleici as well as those mentioned by tourguide. You are far more likely to get a day or 2 on the beach in Antalya than most other places in November. Yes Istanbul will be wintry to say the least as will Bursa.
There is also Side a lovely ancient city and resort. An easy day trip from central Antalya. Other places to consider that are fairly central are Konyaalti and Lara.
Antalya has the best of everything. The benefits of a city so nothing really closes but the most amazing scenery around from the beaches to the mountains as well as beautiful waterfalls, canyons and of course the ancient sites already mentioned. Hiring a car and driving around is not difficult as all the roads are mainly dual carriageway.
The airport is not very far from most resorts. Be aware though that Antalya is a province as well so places described as Antalya such as Alanya are a good 2 hour drive from the city/airport.
I guess it depends what you want from your honeymoon!!!
Tour Guide
August 2011
Hotels in Taksim Square offer bed and breakfast only but you will have to book a day tour in SULTANAHMET SQUARE to see the historical highlights of ?stanbul.I lived and worked there as a tour guide and I did so many tours in ?stanbul.If you want to go to ?stanbul,you should stay in SULTANAHMET AREA not in TAKS?M area.Histrical Quarter of ?stanbul called SULTANAHMET and you can walk to HAGIA SOPHIA,TOPKAPI PALACE AND BLUE MOSQUE.iSTANBUL will be busy in Nowember with tourists especially.Antalya will be less busy but cool weather.Nowember is the best time for Turkey and for Antalya if you like cool and mild weather.If you don't want to visit historical Mosques or churches in ?stanbul,you should try Antalya for your honeymoon.?stanbul is more expensive than Antalya like eating dinner or lunch..Be aware the expensive restaurants along the Bosphorus or shopkeepers in Grand Bazaar.
Tour Guide
August 2011
You can visit the places in and around Antalya:
August 2011
After visiting these historical sites ,from where can we shop ?? which area i mean is the most popular
i think i like Istanbul more for me it's a dream
,, we may go for a couple of days to antalia to see the waterfalls
thank you so much guys you are wonderful
Tour Guide
August 2011
You should go to GRAND BAZAR which is the biggest historical Bazaar in the world.SPICE MARKET in EM?N
Tour Guide
August 2011
You can easily book your hotel in SULTANAHMET AREA in Istanbul booking.com is the biggest and the cheapest online hotel booking system and I use them too.You can take a HAVAS BUS from Istanbul Atat
August 2011
Not sure where you are flying from and for how long you intend being in Turkey!!! But it may be an idea to fly into Istanbul and experience the amazingly vibrant atmosphere there then head to Antalya to totally relax, be pampered and kick back.
A lot of hotels will include airport transfer in your booking if you ask - or there are many online transfer companies that you can book.
I would suggest you need more than a couple of days here in Antalya. There is so much variety from the natural beauties to the ancient sites to the old town plus a little relaxation just sitting and watching the world go by!!! There are some great shopping areas as well - depending on what you are hoping to buy!! Kaleici offers local artists of all kinds whilst there are several great shopping malls with department stores and chain stores. All excellent quality at amazing prices. The jewellers offer some unique and beautiful gold and silver.
Is it possible for you to book your return flight home from Antalya? If not start in Istanbul then take a well earned break here in Antalya before heading back to Istanbul for a few days. Most of Antalya is very do-able under your own steam!
Is there anywhere else in Turkey that has appealed to you and we can offer more advice on?
August 2011
I'll search more ,,am interested me and my fiancee in visiting old mosques , palaces ..
i was planing to go for 5 days from the 6 th of november just to visit Istanbul
but am little confused now ,after having all these valuable info.
Istanbul has many sites worth to be visited , and i've discovered a lot about Antalia in this forum
really thank u for this valuable data ..but shall i start booking from now ??
i used to travel to Europe via tourism companies ?
in November is it a high season ??
August 2011
As it's only 5 days why not just "do" Istanbul this time then maybe Antalya at a later date.
You do not want to take up time travelling between the 2 regions. Yes the domestic flights are only around an hour but you have lots of hanging about at airports!!!
November isn't high season at all for Antalya but Istanbul is a "city break" and has a year round season. Kurban Bayram occurs on the 9th November this year and travelling is always very busy around these times as people head to their families for the celebration.
It will be cool in Istanbul at this time and very possibly rainy!!! But the weather cannot be guaranteed in Antalya either..... although warmer than Istanbul.
August 2011
yeah nearly am decided to go to istanbul only for the same reason there will be no time
and i know about the KURBAN Bayram of course ,,
just i was thinking if 5 days will be too much to stay there, in istanbul i mean
this will be boring or something
,shall we go any other city ?
what about booking ? i ve never used to book via internet !!
Clarecg shall we stay in Taksim ? or in the Sultanahmet mosque area as tour guide said
if we want to go out in the evening for dinning ,walking
which area is staying up for late hours of the night ?? not too late let's say for 12 to 1 am
and is it safe to stay out at this time as we will not have a privet car ?
what;s the last time for the transportation ( metro and bus )
August 2011
If you can wait until the morning I will ask my husband where is best to stay. He's Turkish!!! Not trying to sell you anything either lol. He's actually asleep now - tired and it is ramazam!!! I am not over familiar with istanbul. What sort of hotel are you looking for. Something a bit special I guess??? Believe me you won't have problems finding places open later!!! As for internet booking are you looking at a package or booking flight and hotel and transfer seperately? I know there are some good packages available especially for honeymooners or those looking for a spaecial occasion and if you do book thrugh an agent you do have more course for redress if something goes wrong. i am thinking about airlines going into administration etc. This has happened this week with an online agent - guess it 's the current economic climate.
Where are you travelling from? There are visa considerations as well.
Give me as many details as you can and I will make suggestions!!!
August 2011
LOL it's ok you can ask him, yeah it's ramazan
we are travelling from Egypt not too far from turkey , and recently they have canceled the visa between the two countries but am not sure if they started to apply that or not
i have no problem with turkish visa here in egypt it's so easy they give u the visa in 4 days
i went with my family to europe last april we booked thru a famous agent here in egypt it may be a little expensive they do take a commission for sure but i think it will be more organized and safe for me as we want to relax me and my fiancee
ok try to ask ur husband about places where we can have fun in our honeymoon in istanbul
shopping , visiting ,eating and so on ..
my cousin went to Antalia in her honeymoon and she suggested it for me but she did that in summer 2001 LOL
u know am egyptian there is a link in between the two cultures , really i wish u enjoy the stay
August 2011
What about the language !!
i started to learn some turkish words , i found lot of words similar to my language i was so happy about that
but yet pronouncing is not easy for me it's tough
i do speak french and English and for my fiancee he speaks only English and little German ,what about the people there ?? in the transportation ? the places to be visited ? even in the streets ?
Tour Guide
August 2011
You can book your ?stanbul break for 2 or 3 days with an agent with transfers to the hotel.As I said earlier,if you stay in SULTANAHMET AREA,you wno't have to thnik about to get to the mosques and churches.You can walk and visit all places from your hotel on your own.Taksim hotels are about 30 minutes to the SULTANAHMET AREA by bus or a car.Then you can fly to Antalya for the rest of your holiday and honeymoon.There are carpet,jewellery and leather stores both in ?stanubl and Antalya but ?stanbul is more expensive than Antalya for shopping as I know.You can fly to Antalya and back to ?stanbul easily.You can book your domestic flights online yourself with return to ?stanbul.Especially in ?stanbul,most people in restaurants and shops speak english.GRAND BAZAAR is the most visited ad mentioned place to go in ?stanbul.It is safe to walk in ?stanbul but you should check the prices before you order your meal in restaurants.PUDING SHOP and SULTANAHMET K
Tour Guide
August 2011
5 days in Istanbul is too much but 3 days would be ideal to see the all highlights.Travel Agents are doing these tours below and everyone visit these places in Istanbul.(SULTANAHMET AREA)
BLUE MOSQUE(opposite the Hagia Sophia)
TOPKAPI PALACE (behind the Hag?a Sophia)
If you stay ?n SULTANAHMET AREA, you don't need a tour or a tour guide to see the places.But TAKSIM HOTELS are far from SULTANAHMET then I can advice a tour for you.
You can book your hotel ?n ISTANBUL and fl?ghts to Antalya onl?ne.If you look at the web s?tes of my suggested bout?que hotels ?n Antalya,they w?ll book your room and also arrange your transfer to your hotel.
August 2011
Hi Salma
Tour guide is very keen for you uto come to Antalya isn't he? ;o) Much as I love Antalya and would like you to experience it your dream is Istanbul and it's your honeymoon so you do want a little time to relax!!! Also depending on flight times you may not actually get 5 full days taking into account things like waiting for baggage at the airport, getting a transfer, unpacking etc.
Sultanhamet seems to come up trumps as an area to stay in. I also asked my brother who did a short break to Istanbul from the UK a few years ago - he stayed for 4 days and said it wasn't really enough!! His wife didn't really get the time to do all the shopping she wanted to! I guess you want some time just for strolling and taking in the place as well as a little sitting and "people watching" rather than a whistle stop exhausting tour of the "sights"
As for the language Istanbul is amazingly cosmopolitan and you will find most languages spoken. Please don't worry about that. But a friendly Merhaba (hello) is always appreciated. Have where you are headed to written down just in case there is confusion! Usually your hotel reception are very helpful in assisting you with transportation etc.
Any other queries please ask :o)
August 2011
thank u tour guide I will use the website when i start booking
Tour Guide
August 2011
If you stay in SULTANAHMET AREA, it is gonna be easy walking tour for you to see the highlights of Istanubul which I gave you.One day historical tour,one day for your own explore would be enough.Of course you can not finish ?stanbul even in 5 days because it is one of the largest metropol in the world.Hundreds of books were written about places to see there believe me.I would suggest you 3 days in Istanbul ?f you are not keen on visiting huge malls like ?ST?NYE PARK or CEVAHIR SHOPPING MALL. But definitely you can even walk to the GRAND BAZAAR and SPICE MARKET from your hotel in SULTANAHMET AREA for your 2.day. Opposite the SP?CE MARKET is the ferry pier for your BOSPHORUS TOUR (2 HOURS).Public ferry cruising up to waterway and then you should get off at SARIYER PIER.
I hope you enjoy your honeymoon very much.And please tell me what did you do there,I would like to hear about it.If you send me a private message,I give you a reliable tour agent in Istanbul.Of course,I can help you any transfer or tour arrangement in Antalya if you ask.There are many couples visiting Istanbul and historical sights just as you.
August 2011
Merhaba clare
really i would like to visit Antalia so much ,,but as u said we need to relax so 3 days for the sights
a day for shopping and bazzars,, strolling as u said
i may ask my fiancee if he likes to stay more so we will go to Antalia later
am wondering about the budget !! tour guide said that Istanbul is more expensive than Antalia in shopping ??!!
About the hotels , In Istanbul what do u think about 3 stars hotel or 4 stars will be of course better
((i went to paris this year I stayed in a 3 stars hotel it was good it offers only breakfast and the benefit that it was too close from the ''champs elysees '' area ))
(( also we spent 4 days in London in a 4 starts hotel it was very nice too ))
so when I search for the hotel whatever at Sultanahmet area or Taksim !! what shall i choose 3 or 4 stars and depending on what ??
August 2011
am really appreciating tour guide
August 2011
i did that too ,, but 3 or 4 stars is better ?
are the 4 stars hotels offer breakfast only ??
i would like to ask what will be the last time for public transportation ?
Tour Guide
August 2011
From SULTANAHMET to the TAKSIM SQUARE,there is a direct bus but I am not sure when is the last time.It takes 30-40 minutes road by bus to the TAKS?M.
August 2011
That's a very difficult question Salma!!! 3 or 4 stars ..... hotels can vary enormously as you are more than probably aware. Bed and breakfast is a good option as then you get to try a variety of different places for other meals. But if they do not provide breakfast there are plenty of options available in Turkey. Many small places offering simit and cay - simit being a seeded ring of bread often with cheese and cay (pronounced chay) being tea to a full Turkish breakfast.
Why not have a look at one or two traveller review sites for hotels such as tripadvisor or similar.
You will find the answers to many of your questions just having a browse through the forums! Also they have hotel and attraction reviews. Honest reviews from other travellers.
As for budget Turkey can be as cheap or as expensive as you want to make it!! Look for where the locals are eating for a good value for money meal and then head to the more fashionable area for an after dinner drink etc. Again a site such as tripadvisor will offer very practical advice and suggestions or recommendations.
When do you get married? Are you really excited? :o)
Tour Guide
August 2011
SULTANAHMET PARK HOTEL is my reccommendation.
Tour Guide
August 2011
POUDING SHOP is next to the HAGIA SOPHIA MUSEUM.Good restaurant.
August 2011
cay or chay ..it's pronounced same as in my home language ''arabic'' and so did Cimit
but it's seems to be a long distance between sultanahmet and taksim !!!
the wedding Will be in the 4th of November insha ALLAH
u know am talking a lot about taksim cos' when i ask anyone who visited Istanbul he said ''ohh taksim you will stay only there''
so i felt that there is no other sq. or places,,they told me u will find famous shops burgerking.. etc turkish food restaurants and so on
what about cafee and restaurants in sultanahmet area ???
Tour Guide
August 2011
TAKSIM SQUARE and BEYOGLU STREET is the heart of Istanbul and unique.They are talking about BEYOGLU STREET I guess.
August 2011
Clare i found tripadvisor very useful thank u
August 2011
Sultanahmet park hotel ..i searched for the website but the rooms seem to be narrow
August 2011
Unfortunately when we have been to Istanbul we have stayed with family so a very different experience - in more ways than one!!!
All I would say is places are not so far apart but it is the traffic - very congested in Istanbul! Actually more than very!!!
There are also some unique boutique hotels there as well. I suggest you maybe ask a few well defined questions on the Istanbul forum of TA. On that forum are people that live there as well as visit and there are some real "experts" with very good uptodate experience. They know of the smaller yet superb hotels that may get missed on a general internet search.
August 2011
I found Minel hotel in sultanahmet area ,, i like it
August 2011
please i want to know if Aksary and Tepabasi are so far from sultanahmet historical area ??
August 2011
i think tepebasi in beyoglu near taksim ,,am I right ?
August 2011
where are you guys
August 2011
Sorry Salma but it's the weekend and busy, busy - lots of family visiting!!
I cannot comment on hotels as I have never stayed in any in Istanbul.
I suggest you email or send an enquiry to the hotels at the top of your list and ask them for the information you need regarding facilities, proximity to the main sights, airport transfers, any room requirements etc.
Lucky searching :o)
August 2011
hey clare
I may ask u later about Antalia
As we may stay 4 nights in Istanbul and 2 nights in Antalia
Have a Nice week end :¬)
September 2011
Istanbul is lovely place for a honeymoon. The weather is hard to be predicted in advance but it is possible to be warm around 10-15 degrees celsius. It doesn't matter because Istanbul is very beautiful place and you will have to visit numerous attractions. A good idea is to stay in Sultanahmet because all main attractions will be in close distance from you. You have to visit the Blue Mosque, St. Sophia, Grand Bazaar and Topcapi Palace. A visit to Dulmabahce and Bosphorus cruise are also don't miss. If this is your first visit to Istanbul I can recommend you to use private transportation from the airport to your hotel. My friends used the services of
and they were satisfied. You can also ask for a tour guide if you want. Wish you happy honeymoon.
September 2011
tamaraaa thank u
September 2011
hey all
finally I ve booked Istanbul from the 6th of November to the 11 th
i wish that we enjoy it
all we are worry about is the transportation ..we will stay in Best westren eresin hotel at Taxim !!
so I would like to ask how could we move from taxim to Sultanahmet for example or to have a bosphorus tour !!
another thing i was worry about the language as we dunt speak Turkish !!
can anyone answer me please !!
October 2011
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October 2011
Congratulations.You are on honeymoon and have 5 days right? My advice is spend the time in or around ?stanbul to avoid the fuss of travelling. ? think you should stay in Sultanahmet for 2 or 3 days and see the historical stuff as others mentioned ie Topkap?, Hag?a Sophia, Bazaar.. and pop in to Taksim.
But also you should go to the Princes ?slands and stay overnight. They are a group of islands in the Marmara Sea with no cars and only horse and carts. You can take the ferry from Eminonu several times a day, and it is a pleasant journey. The ferry stops at the 4 public islands and they are all nice; Buyukada is the biggest and has plenty of hotels and places to eat, Heybeliada is the greenest and a smaller island Burgazada has a nice teachers house to stay overlooking the sea. The teachers house was clean and warm but some hotels are rustic so check them out first online. We went in January and it was perfect off-season.
?t is raining in ?stanbul now but last November was sunny so lets hope the sun comes out for you.
August 11
Hello every one,
Me and my wife are supposed to go to Istanbul for the honeymoon in September.But we are not sure if any aqua parks are open or we would find any nice resort or the weather condition is well enough to head to the beach in the morning for some swimming and stuffs.I have already checked the temperature but your help would be greatly appreciated if you can inform me about your experience at that time.
Thanks for your time and consideration.
August 11
The weather in Istanbul in September should be very pleasant around 25C in the daytime and 12C at night a lovely time to see this glorious city.
Istanbul is not a beach city the nearest beaches are an hour and a half away on the Black Sea or on the Princes Islands (Prens Adalari) located in the Sea of Marmara ,which are well worth a visit.
The Aquaparks are usually open from May to October
People usually visit Istanbul for its culture and history not as a beach/water park holiday.
I suggest you maybe change to Antalya , which has an Aquapark, miles of beaches and the weather will be around 30C.
Antalya is a lovely city and maybe better suited to you.
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Do you agree with the city of Fairmont's decision to part ways with its airport manager?
Fairmont is supposed to be an attended airport. That means the FBO Mr.Pelzer needed to be at the airport,taking care of the airport not his dock business. His business at the airport was a direct violation of the FAA guidelines for airport managers and could have resulted in Fairmont loosing funds. There are success-full airports doing aviation business.
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A rare intelligent move from Fairmont.
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I think posting this question on the page is in very poor taste. Whether or not they made the right decision, a man has lost his job. He has many other issues to contend with and should not have to contend with having the whole city chime in about it. there will be enough coffee shop talk about him already. Shame on you Sentinel.
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I voted "Not Sure", and what I'm not sure of is two things. First, I'm not sure the city council's expectations of Pelzer are realistic. There's a saying, "It's easy to make a small fortune in aviation. Just start with a large one." Expecting the FBO of a facility like FRM not to have a sideline business is dubiously realistic. Since fuel is self-serve, I don't see why the FBO must be on the premises full-time, and on-call 24/7. Flight schools need enough students to pay the bills and the instructor. FBOs liking money as much as the rest of us, something tells me it isn't happening because there are few, perhaps no, interested students. There are not enough students because aviation is no longer that trendy; and the training for a private license can run several thousand dollars. Which leads to Item# 2: I think the council overestimates the number of people who are interested in taking over. It's a good way to go broke.
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And that's it! I'm working my way up the palette and the next look is even smokier!
Click here to see the first look I created. What do you think of look two?
I really like this look, it's not over the top and even I would wear it on a night out haha. Great post! xxReplyDelete
This really suits you! I don't really wear eyeshadow that much but when I do it's only ever my naked palette xoReplyDelete
So weird, this is the exact look that pixi woos recently done! Looks lovely :) xxReplyDelete
I actually do this shadow combo too sometimes :) I love the Naked palette, such a good investment! Great post :) xx
ah this is pretty much one of my favourite looks to do, brown smokey eyes are always a winner
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ok, i just have to say this, you look much better when you have natural/neutral lips and darker eye. i'm not saying you look bad in dark lipsticks, because you don't :) but it's nice to see you like this. xxReplyDelete
this reminds me a bit of mila kunis' makeup. looks gorgeous on you lily x
So effortless, looks lovely x
This is a gorgeous look! I tend to go for a look like this when I use my Naked Palette :)
I really like this look, it is smokey and beautiful but not too 'loud' xxx
I love this, I wear very similiar colours for a night out look. It really suits your skin tone. xReplyDelete
I've recently bought the Naked palette and have been looking for blog posts on looks that can be created from it, so these are perfect! Thanks :) xReplyDelete
beautiful look! these few shades you mentioned are the few that i use less in my naked palette, but this has definitely inspired me to use them more this weekend ;) thank you!
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This look is lovely Lily! I love experimenting with my Naked palette! :) ♥
This is my everyday look -- I love a soft gold/bronze haze around the eye and the Naked palette is perfect for that. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
A gorgeous, simple look!
May have to invest in this palette.
Great look Lily - the perfect day to night make-up, just add a little more Tiny for evening glam.
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Aww so pretty on you, and a really pretty coloured palette! one to put on my wish list!
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This is gorgeous, I love how natural and simple, but effective it is! Would look gorgeous with a red lip, I just did my naked review :)
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absolutely love look 2! :) its so nice and you look so pretty xxxxxReplyDelete
I love look 2, i love the three shades used as well :)
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Love these couple of naked palette posts you're doing because I just bought this last weekend so I really need ideas of how to use it! Love your blog!ReplyDelete
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I've been wanting to try these for a long time.
I love this, the Naked palettes are the biggest go to for me :)
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I love having this kind of look. Brown just suits every skin colour! <3 xo


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Together with his family, Colin Beavan—aka No Impact Man—spent a year trying to live in the middle of New York City without having a negative impact on the environment. One of his first challenges: getting through everyday life without producing trash. Below are some of his favorite tips and tricks.
- No soda in cans (which means we're probably less likely to get cancer from aspartame).
- No water in plastic bottles (which means we get to keep our endocrines undisrupted).
- No coffee in disposable cups (which means we don't suffer from the morning sluggishness that comes from overnight caffeine withdrawal).
- No throwaway plastic razors and blade cartridges (I'm staging the straightedge razor comeback).
- Using non-disposable feminine-hygiene products that aren't bad for women and are good for the planet.
- No Indian food in throwaway takeout tubs.
- No Italian food in plastic throwaway tubs.
- No Chinese food in plastic throwaway tubs.
- Taking our own reusable containers to takeout joints (except that now we're eating local so this tip is out for us).
- Admitting that we sometimes miss Indian, Italian and Chinese takeout.
- Hopping on the scale and celebrating the loss of my 20-pound spare tire since I stopped eating bucketsful of Indian, Italian and Chinese takeout.
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- Shopping for honey and pickled veggies and other goods in jars only from merchants who will take back the jars and reuse them.
- Returning egg and berry cartons to the vendors at the farmers' market for reuse.
- Using neither paper nor plastic bags and bringing our own reusable bags when grocery shopping.
- Canceling our magazine and newspaper subscriptions and reading online (you can still make a donation to support the media organizations you value).
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- Carrying my ultra-cool reusable cup and water bottle (which is a glass jar I diverted from the landfill and got for free).
- Carrying reusable cloths for everything from blowing my nose to drying my hands to wrapping up a purchased bagel.
- Wiping my hands on my pants instead of using a paper towel when I forget my cloth.
- Politely asking restaurant servers to take away paper and plastic napkins, placemats, straws, cups and single-serving containers.
- Explaining to servers with a big smile that I am on a make-no-garbage kick.
- Leaving servers a big tip for dealing with my obsessive-compulsive, make-no-garbage nonsense, since they can't take the big smile to the bank.
- Pretending McDonalds and Burger King and all their paper and plastic wrappers just don't exist.
- Buying no candy bars, gum, lollypops or ice cream (not even Ben and Jerry's peanut butter cup) that is individually packaged.
- Making my own household cleaners to avoid all the throwaway plastic bottles.
- Using baking soda from a recyclable container to brush my teeth.
- Using baking soda for a deodorant to avoid the plastic containers that deodorant typically comes in (cheap and works well).
- Using baking soda for shampoo to avoid plastic shampoo bottles.
- Using the plastic bags that other people's newspapers are delivered in to pick up Frankie the dog's poop.
- Keeping a worm bin to compost our food scraps into nourishment that can be returned to the earth instead of toxins that seep from the landfills.
- Switching to real—meaning cloth—diapers which Isabella, before she was potty-trained, liked much better.
- Not buying anything disposable.
- Not buying anything in packaging (and count the money we save because that means pretty much buy nothing unless it's second hand).
- Shopping for food only from the bulk bins and from the local farmer's market where food is unpackaged and fresh.
- Forgetting about prepackaged, processed food of any description.
- Being happy that the result is that we get to eat food instead of chemicals.
- Giving our second-hand clothes away to Housing Works or other charities.
- Offering products we no longer need on Freecycle instead of throwing them away.
- Collecting used paper from other people's trash and using the other side.
- Using old clothes for rags around the apartment instead of paper towels.
- Talking with humor about what we're doing because making a little less trash is a concrete first step everyone can take that leads to more and more environmental consciousness.
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Yes. I said it. Beach read time. The most wonderful time of the year.
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Dude…beauty pageant contestants crashed on a desert island? It's like this book was made to be read on the beach.
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I prefer the beach. Pool is okay at times, but the beach is more open. Plus, I love the feeling of sand in between my toes. :DReplyDelete
I love the beach, but I'd go with pool. I like being able to see the bottom. :PReplyDelete
I love everything about the beach. The sand, the wind, the saltyness, the surfing....the cabana boys bring me tropicaly drinks all day ;DReplyDelete
Yep, definitely a beach kind of girl.
And yay for Beauty Queens finally being released! I cannot wait to get my hands on it!
Pool! We just set up an above ground pool in my yard.. but now the weather won't cooperate. figures!ReplyDelete
I'm gonna go with pool. I don't like the chlorine, but I went to the beach last summer and it was windy, really hot, and I got a sunburn--not good relaxing reading conditions. At least by the pool you can run inside if mother nature starts acting afool.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the giveaway! I love Libba Bray and I've been dying to read this one!
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beach. i love the smell of the ocean, don't love the smell of chlorine.ReplyDelete
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Pool! You can what's in it. There are no surprises.ReplyDelete
Well.... I'm actually not much of a water person. Pools can be fun if you have other people that want to play some sort of game. I don't like the ocean, but that beach can be fun. The most common water experiences for me are lake beaches and those have been a lot of fun. We have played football in the shallow water with 12 people, lots of funReplyDelete
So I'm going to go with a lake's beach. :)
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Beach, definitely. The smell, the sound, plus it's much more enjoyable to read a book while listening to the waves crash than it is poolside.ReplyDelete
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Though I love, love, love the beach--got a pool in my backyard and it's so nice not to have sand in your book, between your toes, on your drink, and in places that just don't NEED sand--so pool for me.ReplyDelete
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This book is so pretty and shiny in real life! (I saw it sitting on the shelf, beautiful and unattainable...) I lurve swag, too! :)ReplyDelete
I'm definitely a pool type of girl. It's cleaner, more private, and much easier. Not big on hot sand burning the soles of my feet. XD
POOL!!! My asian skin is so sensitive I get sun-fried withing 3-5 min.! Swimming is easier and I dont have to get sun-fried as much D<ReplyDelete
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I've been DYING to read "Beauty Queens" by Libba Bray so thank you SO much for this giveaway opportunity!
As for the answer: the beach. Most definitely. Nothing beats being immersed in a wonderful novel, and the sensation of laying on your stomach on a beach towel, warmed by the sand in the heat of the day, as the waves gently crash onto shore, bringing with them the welcoming sight of the deliciously bubbly, cool froth that I so love putting my toes into. You can get a tan at the pool, the same as the beach - but at the beach you can get a poor man's pedicure. Sand may be icky, but it is a great exfoliant!!!
Again, thank you for the giveaway, and now I am pining to go to the beach :D
Pool because the water is gorgeous and clean and no sand in awkward places.ReplyDelete
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Thanks for the giveaway! My philosophical answer to your question: beach:DReplyDelete
I would love to say the beach, but I live in AZ and we seriously lack in that department. I'll say pool then, but I'm mostly an inside girl seeing as it gets over 100 and I'm pretty pasty white.. lol.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the giveaway!!
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