Category Archives: Diary

I realized late that this journey was all about therapy. But on this path, I don’t need help from any person. I’ve been in difficult situations to gain necessary skills, it takes time and effort but I’ll do it alone. … Continue reading →

I travelled to Aksaray today. Also applied for the UAE visa as I plan to go there at the end of September. I can stay there for max 3 months, so I hope negotiations start soon. UPDATE 1: As mentioned … Continue reading →

Sent an email to the Guardian. I didn’t know which department to send it to but apparently, I was suggested to send it to the law desk so I sent it there. I’ll be waiting for a few days. I … Continue reading →

I think Georgia is a better choice for the next destination. Mainly because the bank I opened an account with has branches in Georgia. It also doesn’t require a visa. But I can stay for 45 days only. I hope … Continue reading →

I travelled to Eskisehir yesterday via train. Found a very nice cafe shop near the hotel and worked on the article there this morning. Now I’m going to a park nearby. It’s interesting that All my internet activities are being … Continue reading →

My plan has been affected by the banking issue I encountered. I hope it will be done today. Also, I should find a balance between working on the book and living in a foreign country and becoming familiar with other … Continue reading →

I could eventually run the other GPS app I couldn’t use the first day. It does all I need except being blocked all the time. This is how Google competes with its competitors. They hope I will be tired and … Continue reading →

I’ll be moving to a new hotel today. The day I arrived in Istanbul, I tried to use several GPS apps but non of them worked. So in some ways, I was pushed to use Google Maps and I’ve been … Continue reading →

I tried to be very clear that it’s not important if I’m bared from entering. I think my post a few days ago was absolutely clear.

I was working on the new article (articles 4 and 5) today. Then decided to go around and walk to see the daily life of Turkish people in this part of the city. I stayed for around a week in … Continue reading →