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Aynalarda gördügümsün, Agladigim güldügümsin, Cozemezler kördügümsün, Sen! Bir de bir kus gokyüzüne, Bak ne diyor son sozunde, Yikilma oyle! Haydi kalk ayaga, Yuru gunese! (*) Izmir'i cok severim. Cocuklugumundan kalan anilarin sehri olmasinin yaninda- Artur-Bodrum seyahatlerinin mola yeri, en guzel aile tatillerimizin adresi Efes oteli, Kulturpark ve tenis klübü, deniz kenarindaki bozkiri yeserten Cigli'deki tenis klübü, Baskin and Robins dondurmalari- üniversitede en has dostlarimin ciktigi kenttir ayni zamanda. Asik oldugum Kadin'in kenti de olunca son zamanlarda iyiden iyiye sever oldum Izmir'i. Bir de takim asklarina hayran oldugum yine bir dostumun takimi Göztepe'yi de ekleyin buna. Butun bunlarin yanina Fenerbahce'yi yenebildigimiz son dort senedeki tek tuk maclardan - saka maka eski karimiz Fener bu son dort senede bizi cok fena yeniyor- birinin bu kentte olmasi, yarinki macta orada olma istegime tavan yaptiriyor. Orda olamasam da yarin maci Besiktas...

It is common for people living in two of the three major cities in Turkey that are on the cost, Izmir and Istanbul, to mock the other one, Ankara, just because the biggest body of water nearby is a 2km long 200 meter wide lake. From silly comments like "I can't imagine how it would be like to wake up without seeing the sea" to absurd arguments like it is impossible to "fall in love without being next to the sea", I've heard it all... I think they're all bullshit. I compare their situation with that of those people working in fragrance shops. Surrounded by stimulating scents of all sorts, I doubt if they can enjoy those fragrances when they go back home and smell them on their loved ones... Similarly, I can enjoy the mossy smell of the sea to the full extent, because I long for it for a year. It has some drawbacks too. This morning I woke up with this sweet smell in my mind, in another capital far far away from the sea, and I can't do anything about i...