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Syria ....

For three days in Syria. Unfortunately, access is blocked to my blog. A professional can help me. All day I hear "Welcome to Syria." Unfortunately I can not keep any invitation, because I brought a residence here.
The company is much more open than in Turkey. Women sit at the table and are dressed in European. A beautiful a translator entertain themselves on the first night with me, in addition to their family gathering.
"Latakia" cost me half a day. Internet Cafe and Bank of hotels. The trail I go on to "Tarsus". As the sun is my desire, great after a shower.
My wish is fulfilled! When asked for a washbasin, a gas station attendant says, "You can also showers for us."
Fresh as a "cornetto" I continued marching. Now, a roost is in demand. As I hear chatter behind me sandals. An approximately 13 year old boy asks me in English 'if I want to be his guest?
with his parents is a table full of food. With pita bread aufgenommnen everything else. This saves one the cutlery, napkin and a side dish. I
darf in der Wohngemeinschaft einiger Brueder schlafen. Wir haben eine riessen Gaudi, beim Reden mit Haenden und Fuessen.
Dazu wird Schischa (Wasserpfeife) geraucht und Tee getrunken.
Umgeben von Buschwerk und einer Orangenbaum-Plantage geniesse ich die Natur.
Am kommenden Morgen fahre ich mit dem Jungen zum Baden ans Meer. Dann gehts weiter, von Einladung zu Einladung. An einer Kasserne rennen mir zwei Soldaten hinterher. Ich soll mitkommen, der Oberst will mich sprechen. Als ich ihnen erklaeren will das ich keine Zeit habe fuer den 20igsten Tee des Tages, packt mich Einer sehr Bestimmend am Oberarm. Na gut, muss wohl ein Neugieriger Oberst sein. Mein Pass, mein Visa und meine Fotos werden kontrolliert. Freundlich aber Bestimmt, heisst es danach: "Wellcome to Syria!" It
daemmeret and I am looking for a sink. A hello from a workshop I can procure, shower, eat, sleep, and contact with an internist and a hacker (his brother). Both are enthusiastic about my energy treatments.
Today I sleep in the office software ... Viva la
Syria