#10 days in Turkey

[maujitriptour]

Experience Turkey Like Never Before!

Embark on a magical 10-day journey through Turkey! From bustling Istanbul to serene Cappadocia, this itinerary is perfect for Indian travelers. Don't miss out on the adventure of a lifetime! Check out the full details here: 10 Days in Turkey: An Indian Traveler’s Guide to Making Memories.

[novathesheltie]

such a difficult life

[bloodmoon24]

what would the electroswing friends do on thanksgiving?

Doing one of those classic Thanksgiving shenanigans. Either of them invited the others and their friends and family to their place, had to make a big ass dinner for all of them, thinking it would be impossible, but with some help they managed, but at soon as everything was prepared and the food was cooked, something happened and destroyed all the food just as the others and their loved ones arrived, thinking they could hide it, but in the end, everything working out perfectly in the end

You know, the traditional Thanksgiving situations on tv

[helianskies]

chapter xxx: the summoning

“Do you want to rest for a bit?”

“Don’t you? You did before.”

“I will for a bit, maybe,” Antonio supposed. He continued to stroke through Arthur’s locks. He continued to feel nothing but love and affection for the sweet, sleepy creature before him. “But only for a bit. I should keep up appearances and join the family for food soon.”

“What, more food? Again?”

“It may surprise you to know, but it is nearly dinnertime.”

“How?”

“You know what they say: time flies, and all that,” Antonio trailed off.

[ read full update on ao3! ]

[lanarchive]

confession: i havent watched a single game so far ❤️

[lesbiansanemi]

In a turn of shocking events absolutely stunning no one more than myself, I might actually enjoy cooking and not only that, be good at it

[consulaaris]

made a very nice (& massive) batch of chili 😌 i should cook more

[yahoo201027]

Day in Fandom History: November 24…

It’s a Thanksgiving mystery as someone inside the house puts an uncooked turkey in the toilet overnight and Bob won’t stop until he finds out who did it as Gene, Linda, and Gayle devise a song for the holiday. The second Thanksgiving-themed episode of Bob’s Burgers, “Turkey in a Can”, premiered on this day, 10 Years Ago.

[spaceoperetta]

ok I know that was a /lot/ of Istanbul (and istanbul was a lot) but...cappadocia is next....I loved cappadocia it was like colorado but different I was screaming in my heart

[i-wanna-b-yours]

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[crippled-peeper]

psychiatrists: You can’t stop this medication cold turkey. You need to stay on your meds no matter what. If you don’t stay on your meds I won’t treat you as my patient anymore

psychiatrists when you need your meds refilled: yeah I can do that in about 10 business days. oh you need it right now? or you’re going to end up hospitalized? meh I don’t care. good luck idiot

[sonchiildren]

For anyone waiting, I'll get to the starter calls probably later tonight or tomorrow...and to anyone else, check them out if you want one too ^3^

[istanbullocalguides]

How Enjoyable Are 10 Days Turkey Tour Packages

Turkey is a fascinating destination for travellers, blending vibrant cultures, rich history, and stunning landscapes. A 10-day tour package is the ideal way to experience the highlights of this incredible country without feeling rushed. From exploring ancient ruins to enjoying scenic coastlines and indulging in Turkish cuisine, 10 days Turkey tour packages offer countless memorable experiences. Here’s a look at how enjoyable a journey like this can be.

A Perfect Balance of Exploration and Relaxation

One of the best aspects of a 10-day Turkey tour package is the balanced itinerary. Instead of cramming too much into each day, a well-planned tour gives you time to explore major sites while also allowing moments of relaxation. You can start by exploring Istanbul’s famous landmarks, such as the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace, without feeling rushed. Enjoy strolls through the Grand Bazaar and spice markets, soaking up the lively atmosphere and sampling Turkish treats.

Immersive Cultural Experiences

Turkey is known for its unique blend of Eastern and Western influences, and a 10-day tour allows you to immerse yourself in this cultural melting pot. In Cappadocia, you’ll witness the region's fascinating landscape, characterized by fairy chimneys and ancient cave dwellings. A sunrise hot air balloon ride is a magical way to take in Cappadocia’s panoramic views and is often a tour highlight. The underground cities and early Christian churches offer a fascinating glimpse into Turkey’s history.

Scenic Wonders and Ancient History

The tour takes you to breathtaking natural sites like Pamukkale, where you can relax in warm mineral-rich pools while marvelling at the white travertine terraces. Nearby, the ancient city of Hierapolis offers a chance to explore well-preserved Greco-Roman ruins. At Ephesus, one of the world’s best-preserved ancient cities, you’ll walk through history among ruins like the Temple of Artemis and the Celsus Library.

Culinary Delights and Local Hospitality

No trip to Turkey is complete without indulging in its renowned cuisine. Throughout the tour, you’ll sample a variety of Turkish dishes, from flavorful kebabs and mezes to sweet baklava and Turkish delight. The warm hospitality of the Turkish people enhances the experience, making you feel welcome and at home wherever you go.

A 10-day Turkey tour package from Istanbul Local Guides is an enjoyable, enriching way to experience the country’s top attractions and cultural highlights. With a perfect blend of exploration, relaxation, and local flavours, this journey offers something for every type of traveller. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or food enthusiast, Turkey’s beauty and charm are sure to make this 10-day adventure a memorable one. Call +90 532 293 66 54 to plan your Turkey tour.

[rabbitcruiser]

National Farm Animals Day

Farm animals take quite the hit in terms of living conditions, diets, hormonal injections, etc., and this is why it is important to lend our voices to the cause this National Farm Animals Day on April 10. First celebrated in 2005, the day is meant to bring awareness to the overall rough conditions that farm animals are forced to live under. Capitalism has led to a gross increase in demand for livestock by commercial brands. To sell the most amount of meat and dairy products, animals are subjected to growth and antibody injections.

History of National Farm Animals Day

National Farm Animals Day was first commemorated in 2005 by Colleen Paige. Paige is a  well-known celebrity pet lifestyle expert, an author, and an animal rescuer amongst her many other accolades and titles. While the day is not registered as an official day, it is still widely celebrated in the U.S. as the message it aims to convey resounds with many across the nation. 

One of the main reasons the day was inaugurated was to shed light on the poor living conditions of farm animals. Firstly, because of commercialization and capitalism, livestock is produced and maintained in large populations. Often, this means cramped and extremely tight living spaces for the animals. All of this leads to poorer health conditions for them as diseases and infections can spread easily amongst the animals. Moreover, to market products to the masses, farm animals are also endlessly injected with antibodies. 

World Day for Farmed Animals is also celebrated on October 2. The main purpose of both days remains the same — to protect farm animals in the long run by providing better living conditions for them. Going by simple logic, the farm animals’ products we consume will only be beneficial for us if the farm animals themselves are kept in great conditions. We can start to raise awareness about the day by spreading the word about it and donating to the right organizations. 

National Farm Animals Day timeline

8000 B.C.

Cattle Being Farmed

Some of the earliest records state that cattle were being farmed for the first time during 8000 B.C. in the Middle East.

1983

World Day for Farmed Animals

The first World Day for Farmed Animals is celebrated by putting the spotlight on the plights of farm animals.

2005

Paige’s National Farm Animals Day

Colleen Paige, a famous celebrity pet lifestyle expert, announces April 10 as the day to be dedicated to farm animals and raising awareness of their poor living conditions.

2005

Paige’s National Wildlife Day

Being a philanthropist, Colleen Paige also commemorates National Wildlife Day (February 22 and September 4) to bring attention to endangered species.

National Farm Animals Day FAQs

Are there any solid laws in place for farm animals’ protection? 

There are very few laws that benefit farm animals, especially on-site protection for animals in the U.S. This means that abuse often gets overlooked or ignored unless there are extremely shocking cases. 

Does it cost more to keep farm animals in healthier and better conditions? 

It depends, but the answer to the question is mostly, yes. However, consumer polls reveal that many people care about the welfare of farm animals and they are willing to pay more if it means that the animals are treated fairly. 

What guidelines should I follow to ensure that I am buying only from trustworthy factories? 

There are a few guidelines you can keep in mind while purchasing. You can do your research on brands by looking at their product labels and websites, and trying to see what farm-animal welfare practices they follow. For example, do brands ensure policies against caging/crowding and are they 100% transparent about animals’ lives under factory conditions, etc.?

National Farm Animals Day Activities

Read up on farm animals history: One of the best ways to go about this day is learning about the history of farm animals. By getting to know more about their past, you will be able to sketch a rough idea of their present and future. Animals, like any other living being, deserve respect, dignity, and the right to be heard.

Spread awareness: Talk to your friends, family, acquaintances, strangers, etc., and spread the word about the day and what it stands for. One of the best ways to do this is by using social media tools like hashtags, videos, posts, etc.

Donate to organizations: Search for farm animal organizations active and working in your locality. If none exist in your area, either start your own organization or use other ways to help by volunteering at farms or donating.

5 Facts About Animal Rights That Will Blow Your Mind

Farm animals facing the most abuse: Apart from domesticated animals like cats and dogs, farm animals face the most amount of abuse and neglect from their caretakers.

Fur from fur farms through cruelty: Most fur for fur coats and other clothing items comes from fur farms where animals are killed as young as six months old.

Women over 60 hoard animals: It has been found that women over 60 are more likely to hoard animals in small spaces.

Intentional animal cruelty leading to other crimes: It is estimated that people who intentionally inflict cruelty on animals are more likely going to be involved in other violent crimes, too.

Animal abuse common in farm factories: Undercover investigations led by state authorities have revealed that one of the highest cases of animal abuse occurs in farm factories.

Why We Love National Farm Animals Day

It’s a celebration of animal rights: Animals, be it farm ones or otherwise, deserve the right to live in good conditions like any other living being on this planet. Just because humans have been blessed with the ability to think and command, it does not mean that we should abuse other living beings for our selfish gain.

It’s a celebration of Mother Nature: Mother Nature has gifted us countless things that we benefit from every day. From beneficial plants and herbs to nutritious vitamins and minerals. It is our duty to give back and the least we can do is respect our food sources by providing them with the best living conditions possible.

It’s a celebration for a better tomorrow: The only way we can move forward and hope to have a bright future is if we take the reins today by evaluating our choices. If we do not treat our food sources the correct way, we are also harming ourselves and our future generations in the long run.

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[lovejenkins]

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