What's the difference?

Last weekend Musti and I decided to make a touristic trip all over Turkey only for 2 hours. Turkey is a huge country imagine that even in 15 hours long you can’t travel from East to West by bus, so 2 hours sounds incredible isn’t it? But it’s definitely true...

We went to Miniaturk where is an open air museum with its miniature ancient buildings for visitors to discover Turkey’s rich historical heritage as well as natural landscapes in a limited time. The miniature models (with a scale of 1:25) are located along the nostalgic Golden Horn which is the biggest area of 60 thousand square meters, larger than any other miniature city in the world.

Some of the prominent works included are the Galata Tower, Kız Kulesi , Süleymaniye Mosque, Selimiye Mosque, Haghia Sophia, Anıtkabir, , Dolmabahçe Palace, Mostar Bridge, Bosphorus Bridge, Istanbul Atatürk Airport, Topkapı Palace, St. Irene Church, Mevlana Mausoleum, Sümela Monastery, Virgin Mary Church, Artemis Temple, Zeus Altar, Istanbul City Walls and the Atatürk Olympic Stadium.Some of the prominent works included are the Galata Tower, Kız Kulesi , Süleymaniye Mosque, Selimiye Mosque, Haghia Sophia, Anıtkabir, , Dolmabahçe Palace, Mostar Bridge, Bosphorus Bridge, Istanbul Atatürk Airport, Topkapı Palace, St. Irene Church, Mevlana Mausoleum, Sümela Monastery, Virgin Mary Church, Artemis Temple, Zeus Altar, Istanbul City Walls and the Atatürk Olympic Stadium.

Happy Mothers' Day

Guzeller guzeli canim annem...

Alumni in London

Last week I got an e-mail from [Alumni in London] list regarding the upcoming event " Annual Review Boat Party" on the River Thames. Annual Review Boat Party is a special opportunity for members, alumnus, SNs and trainees to come together in London. In other words it's a Party Time for the ones who are living in UK :)

For those of you who dont know; I'm an alumni of AIESEC in Turkey where I worked for :1 year (2003-2004) in MC as a Director of OGX Exam and Process, and for 2 years(2000-2002) AIESEC Istanbul in several team works. I also lived in London for 10 months last year where I tried to join the alumni events. I remember it amazed me when I have been told that there are 50.000 alumnus are living in UK (not sure about this count) by Harmandeep.
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For this year: If you'll be in London in July; u should join this wonderful event. You can get more info from UK MC.

Now lets have a look at what happened in Annual Review 2005, 1st July .