A Message in the Bottle: T-Day 3. T-Day 4

Turkey Day 3

Kinda wasn't ready for the third day, apparently it came pretty soon ;)
It was 42 C which is 107 F outside, well, since the most part of the day I was at the beach - the weather seemed nice to me. I had aerobics, gymnastics and watched men's water polo before lunch. Btw, lunch was delicious and super easy. I had fish and rice and a little desert. Don't know why, but these fish and rice seemed to me like the best thing I've ever had.
Then my mom and I went back to the street market to try to return a water gun that we bought for my brother the other day. If you don't understand what I am talking about and you've been at some parties in Bird's house - I mean those "guns" that we play with in the pool.
Surprisingly we did switch it and went back to the hotel to have some cup of tea before the bus...
THE bus took us to the mall in Kemer. Well, frankly speaking, you can barely call it a mall. It's more of a simple store with two floors but little territory. I bought a long sleeve short (and lately I found BERSHKA's tag on it), a blue scarf and a white scarf, a candle place and a cool pen. Everything for 60$.
The last part of the day was pretty similar to the previous evenings, so no need to describe it again. Pictures are in the end of the post.

Turkey Day 4

The scenario:

woke up

fruits for lunch

street market - we bought lots of t-shirts and THE DRESS!!!

So this is a major dress of all the time. It's white and long. I can't put a picture of it, because I'm planning to wear it to prom, so you gotta wait almost a year to see what did I spend 70$ for. Or...you can secretly ask me to send you a photograph....

Later on, at the lobby bar I met a guy from Georgia, USA. I helped him out with ordering drinks - people who work at our hotel know Russian pretty well, but have problems with English, plus the Georgian guy believed that his accent was...heavy. So I worked as a translator. Then, we had a little chat - get acquainted with each other and went back to our vacations separately. For me - it was such a pleasure, finely to talk with someone whose native language is English.