Daily Bazaar Treasures, #123

Girls grow up so fast these days— first it’s roses, then trends…

skulls

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Shakespeare Bistro vs. The Kings

I saw this sign at the Shakespeare Bistro today:

Kings

What, the Los Angeles Kings? I think it’s unlikely they’ll be eating in Antalya anytime soon. But it’s good to know my meal would meet their standards.

Seriously though, this particular sign struck me as odd, because although Shakespeare Bistro is a Turkish company, they always go out of their way to print everything in English as well, and their English signage is usually perfectly worded. It’s rare to see them blunder, but it’s cute when they do.

Incidentally, I had a wonderful meal at the Shakespeare this afternoon, and the service was impeccable. Highly recommended if you’re ever in this neck of the woods and you’re having a day where you fancy something other than Turkish food.

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Daily Bazaar Treasures, #122

Let the letter-assigning commence:

b.s.n.

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Daily Bazaar Treasures, #121

Whether you’re looking for a friend or you’re into ormance, don’t dwell on the rast, look to the ruture:

ormance

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Daily Bazaar Treasures, #120

Even if you have the 3 of diamonds and the 3 of girls, it’s still not a very strong hand:

migraine

But you’ll probably have a great time, anyway.

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Daily Bazaar Treasures, #119

It’s giving me a migraine just looking at it:

migraine

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Daily Bazaar Treasures, #118

Well, yeah, I guess you would live to tell about it, unless your legs are made of zucchini:

sharks

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Amazing adventures in China

Leah and Mark

If you guys aren’t subscribed to LeahAndMark.com, you need to be. They’re two American adventurers making their way around China, armed with every communication gadget imaginable. Prepare to be immersed in stories, photos, and video that will amaze you. So far they’ve eaten half the food in China, met two-thirds of the people, and even visited a hospital for babies. Now they’ve gotten away from the big city and it’s all about train rides and countryside. The journey is fascinating to follow— if you only subscribe to one new thing in April, this should be it. Link

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Daily Bazaar Treasures, #117

I’ve been putting this one off, because frankly, I wasn’t sure how to break it to you gently:

D is for baby

Don’t get too distracted by the obvious… it’s easy to overlook the “boy’s no pro lipslob” in the white circle (repeated in the circle near the top).

I don’t know whether to be happy I found this, or ashamed.

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Daily Bazaar Treasures, #116

Okay, so baby bear doesn’t know how to spell… or identify his own species:

D is for baby

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