It happened in Greece. Of course it did. If you've even sat outside at a Greek cafe, you will know that you are never really alone. There are the locals discussing absolutely everything with animated hand gestures, the occasional scooter buzzing past, someone calling out a cheerful 'Kalimera', and, most inevitably...a cat. Not a stray… Continue reading The Cat that Joined Me for Coffee.
Category: All About Greece
Typically Greek.
Hello and good morning. From another day in a very rainy Germany. Yesterday it was a very confusing day, in matters of weather. The whole morning it remained cloudy and it did not rain until late at night. Fun fact, I was taking a walk around the block when it started raining and the more… Continue reading Typically Greek.
Superstitions and my thoughts.
Daily writing promptAre you superstitious?View all responses Hello world!!! Look, what I discovered today while checking all the stats, etc, of this blog. A very interesting questions that asks for an answer. So let's go for it!! As I have mentioned in previous posts, I am originally from a very sunny country of Europe also… Continue reading Superstitions and my thoughts.
Greece and Culture.
Daily writing promptWhat aspects of your cultural heritage are you most proud of or interested in?View all responses Greece, except being one of the most famous destinations for summer breaks, is home to many cultural resources. No matter where you go, you will realize that there is a wide distribution of momuments from various eras… Continue reading Greece and Culture.
Easter & Traditions.
In the Greek Orthodox religion, Easter is the most sacred time. Preparations and traditions have passed down through many generations and they are still part of the modern life. Between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday, the days are known as the Holy Week and towards the end of it, the preparations reach their climax. Each… Continue reading Easter & Traditions.
ofcoffeethoughts.com 