Mykonos Pics Plus

Lots of nice pics :!:

Why not present the pictures in chronological order?

Do you wish you had taken your video camera along?

You just share away missy! :grin: I dig it.

Whoever is sportin’ the bill for this adventure has an insanely deep bottomless pit of cash. :shock:
I say live it up for all it worth teach! RockOn! Way :cool: !

 
Hey Marina, when you said;

“I hope you don’t mind my sharing it with you, but I feel like I am experiencing a once in a lifetime experience and I’d like to share it with you!”

Are you kiddin, I would mind it if you didn’t share your life with me. Oh, wait, you mean there are others here too? Oh, OK, they can watch too.

Anyway, if you didn’t share your life with me, I’d have to start watching your videos in Black and White instead of glorious color.

By the way, I love those aerial shots of the island. Very impressive and also of the pool.

By the way, I am probably more excited for you being there than you are, if that is possible. I have had some very nice experiences in my past like you are having and I am thrilled for you.

So, yes, please share as many pictures as you can. I can’t get enough. I’ll let you know when it is too many pictures when my friend across tells me to shut up cause I’m driving her nuts telling her about your adventures.
So far, you’re doing great. :grin:

Marina, do you realise that you have just gone from Paradise to Utopia? How are you going to top that?
I couldn’t agree more with PD & PK.
Most of your fans will never ever experience what you are experiencing now, so how will they know that such a lifestyle is even possible if you don’t share it with them?
The fact that you have started a business from nothing and, by your hard work and dedication, are now in a position to enjoy such privileges is a great example to others that anything is possible in this life.
If anyone is jealous or resentful of you for this, it is an indication of a bad attitude.
I am delighted for you that you are enjoying the rewards of your work and really hope that these are not just “once in a lifetime” happenings for you. May you continue to reap the fruits of your labours.

C :cool: :cool: L Pics Marina :!: :grin:

Jet set—[jet-set]—Marina has the continents bridged with her good looks! :-)

Among the above pics, wasn’t the sunset pics taken on the day you arrived, the white bikini pics the day after the arrival; the blue bikini pics the day after that? And there are pics from stay at Mykonos after the pic taken just before you headed out of Mykonos to the airport. Am I the only one who is bothered by the lack of chronology?

I went to the Bahamas back when I as a wee lad and the water looked like that. Have fun and watch out for those ‘sharks that live on the shore’ :twisted: :!:

“Nietzsche was stupid and abnormal.” – Leo Tolstoy 1828-1910

This one is easy. Nietzsche was a German, Tolstoy was Russian. For some strange reason, these two groups of people have never gotten along and have constantly needed to be seperated(Thanx, Poland!)
The main sticking point, Germans are neat and orderly(anally so) and Russians are slavs.

Hows that, Bob?

I used an Ice pick for my Mexican rum run :cry: :cool: :cry: …OK…hear is your [boyfriend] :lol: elton john Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) red piano
…PS…there is an apple for teatcher MARINA :oops:

[business]

[swat] my grain…wHeat can not be a BEET :P

please do GREEK food words of HOT stuff…[grapes]…had to eat stuffed leaves of grapes when I was young…YUM

eNVy…

‘Its 7:00 and I wanna rock, get a belly ful of beer’ used to be my motto. Now its, ‘I’m a raibow glider, I’m a high-wire flier; I’m a straight shootin’ son of a gun’. :twisted:

Quiz time, leonard: What song is that from? :?: :???:

I saw that on The Food Channel(Diners, Drive-ins and Dives). Lebanese dish, right. Looked good

ACDC…i think….I being yelled at…I gotta go :razz: bad CO.

Super what a great holiday certainly more to come… :cool:

Yeah, bad CO’s suck. 3 Dog Night, ‘Jeremiah/Joy to the World’. You mean I finally got ya?
Of course, its hard to concentrate when your being yelled at :mrgreen: ;-)

i’ll never understand why hotels are building pools right next to the sea. talk about [carrying owls to athens]. ha! how it fits!

hm. looks like there’s no such expression in english. the equivalent seems to be “selling coal to newcastle”. too bad. :/

Or selling sand to Arabia …
or selling refrigerators to the Eskimos …
Actually there is a Danish company which harvests ice from the glaciers in Greenland, transports it by ship to Denmark, cleans it up and chops it into neat little cubes and then exports it back to Greenland for the hotels to put into drinks at the bar. Because of the large number of air bubbles in the ice, when put into a drink it fizzes, bubbles and pops.

BTW, is Athens famous for owls?

 
Hey Bob, the owl is a symbol of the Greek Athena and the Greek goddess Athena can be seen with her pet Owl in many depictions. Athenian coins bore the likeness of Athena on one side and an owl on the other. Indeed, these coins were called “owls.”

The scientific name for owl is “Athene Noctua”

In Jason and the Argonauts, there was a mechanical owl in the movie.

Many government building in Washington DC have owl statues. The saying “Wise as an Owl” comes from the “goddess of wisdom” who was sometimes depicted as an owl.

On top of the Captitol dome in Washington DC is a statue representing a female allegorical figure and some people say it represents Athena, Greek Goddess of Wisdom.

On the front of the US one dollar bill, there is a very small owl in the upper right hand side of the front of the bill.

Not sure I answered your question, but maybe there is a hint there someplace. :grin:

My mistake: It’s ‘rainbow rider… :oops:

Amen! :grin:

Thanks PK, that’s so cool. My first sailing dinghy was named Athena, and I had a pet Malaysian Wood Owl when I worked in Indonesia. Some coincidence. I wasn’t aware of the connection.

I just found the perfect song to listen to while looking at this pictures.

Here it is!

Warning: After you here this song only once it will be stuck in your brain for quite some time …and it will reemerge from your memory any time you see a new twitpic of St. Tropez from our rock and roll teacher. ;-)

I just found the perfect song to play while looking at these pictures.

Here it is!

Warning : Once you here this song only once it will be stuck in your brain for a while…and anytime you see a twitpic from our Rock & Roll teacher in St. Tropez .
Don’t say I didn’t warn you. :razz:

OK, This the THIRD time I’m trying to leave a comment. The last two time I clicked submit comment the page has refreshed but my comment wasn’t there. I happened like six time yesterday as well. Bummer!

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I found the perfect song to play while looking at these pictures, Here it is.

I think its in French and I have no idea what she is saying except St. Tropez, but it very cool and be with long after you’re done listening…and will replay in your head any time you see a new twitpic from our rock and roll teacher in St. Tropez. :mrgreen:

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This was the fourth time I tried leaving a test comment. Every other time the page would refresh but my comment was never there. :???:

:shock: h owls :lol: *laughing*

I just found the best song ever to listen to while looking at these pis.

Here it is!

I think its being sung French(you’ll love it, Marina) and I have no idea what she is saying except St. Tropez, but it sure is cool.

Just wrote anther comment with a link and everything and it not here!! :x

I’m tired of trying, so heres a link for a great song sung in french you’ll love it teacher! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqGbydjU6ss

Pink Floyd live Saint Tropez Music Festival 1970…<….this is where teacher is.. :-)

“Douliou Dou St. Tropez” ;-)

I so want to go to Mykonos.

The ancient Greeks put owls on their coins. :cool:

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Re Thus Spoke Zarathustra:

Nietzsche
was prietzsche :mrgreen:

Dunno, BV, looks like you just pissed off both Marina AND PedanticKarl! :oops:

OK, Marina, the question we’re all dying to ask:

Who are these lucky young men with you and how do they rate? :razz:

These photos are great! I am a little envious of you Marina, but love the fact you are living the high life!!!

Marina, if you get too badly sunburnt on Mikonos, you could come up to Washington’s San Juan Islands and I’ll give you a tour. :grin:

Oops! PK beat me to it! :sad:

Hoyt Axton {1989} Joy To The World Story

Hoyt Axton History:
http://www.jansworld.net/other_pages/...
,,,this the same guy who wrote the pusher and the no no song :smile:

Joy To The World – Three Dog Night & Glen Campbell
…Rainbows have known no KNOTS :oops: :-)

Thank you teacher for the twitter turn-on…Make The Girl Dance – Baby Baby Baby
…hey class… :grin:

…riding a wave in the wake of an old sedan…

I seem to recall it as “carrying coal to Newcastle,” and that it referred to bringing something that’s already there in abundance.

Uh, yeah.

rofl.

You mean those cartilaginous fish that prey on bikini-clad beachgoers? Those are called stink rays, I think. That’s why Ray-Bans are so popular among those who knows.

I remember it as “I’m a high night flyer and a rainbow rider– a straight-shootin’ son of a gun.”

So pass the dutchy…

….this is where teacher is..

…riding a wave in the wake of an old sedan…

[Paradise] AND [Utopia]

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These are magnificent pics, and it looks like you are having a wonderful time. Thank you so much for sharing these with us. The beaches look absolutely maahvelous.
:idea: {Somebody wonders if they are hiring history teachers over there… }

Hey Teach! Can you bring back some job applications? :roll:

Sacrebleu!

This Dassault Falcon 7x! Impressive, bulbous and rococo bird, very well adapted to its environment indeed, and perfectly suited for a bouffant and rococo paradise! I do believe it stands a little bit closer to the bird of paradise than the falcon though…

“Religion is what keeps the poor man from murdering the rich.” – Napoleone di Buonaparte (1769 – 1821)

{{{}}}[SAINT]*****Well I better get to the market…Saturday!!!

got to buy some oxygen; did they(the video) say, if there was take-out?

Octane TV – Wild in St. Tropez
…Bob: good one, and may all Gods Bless you!!! :P

Back when PINK FLOYD was growing….Pink Floyd San Tropez rehearsal
:P :-)

Bob, there’s gotta be a pun here — owls, Greeks, Athena — but all I’m coming up with is something lame like “owls well that ends well.” :sad:

Helliniki Demokratia, Athens, Sparta, Thermopylae, Korinth, Hellas, Mikonos…marathon brain-storming and no pun appears.

So I leave it to you, because euboia better punster than I. :smile:

Speaking of Newcastle, there is a small town by that name southeast of Seattle, built around a coal mine. A lot of Welsh miners settled in that area, including Thomas Harries, later Renton’s first postmaster. In his later years he was an elder in our Methodist church, taught Welsh to the children of the immigrants.

Umm…this is rapidly turning into an ADD free-association post so I’d better quit here. :roll:

Who ever owns that plane is definitely winning the game called, .. Mine and Yours. :mrgreen:

Whoever owns that jet is definitely winning the game called, Mine & Yours.

hoyt from the [vault]…testing :-) Ok…great with this editing…whatever…Catalog: Dawson Sound

Concert Summary Hoyt Axton was always on the fringe of rock ‘n’ roll stardom. He found incredible success as a songwriter, and marginal success as a recording artist, performer and later, film actor. Though his name may not be on instantly recognizable, some of the songs he wrote will remain popular for decades to come.

Axton was a burly figure in the late 1950s and early ’60s, and was originally positioned to become a professional athlete while attending college in…entire summary

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Thanks Bob! I am so excited by all this, I really want to share it with someone!! And the only people I have are you guys! So I want to share it all with you!!! Thanks for the kind words! :-)

HaHA…Serendipity – lucky discovery
…tech queen Marina…

thank you Miss Orlova—

:grin:

Don’t get me wrong, If I had a dump truck full of ten thousand dollar bills I’d have one just like..only I’d have it painted to looks a Vans shoe in the classic red and blue color

…crazy after edit :lol:

Thank you Marina!Hope your enjoying yourself,and keep us posted on what is going on.I love to hear from you,as well as everyone of your students.So take care and have fun!

I’d do the exact same thing, only I’d paint mine to look like a hip Vans Shoe. :mrgreen:

This gallery was in the email your sent me. However when I tried to click on the music link the internet or internet explorer refused. So, I did not hear your Mykonos music.

You’re very welcome, Marina.
Many of your fans, by their own admission, are in love with you and therefore would like to share with you, but all we have to share are words, so it [behoves] us to choose them carefully and use them as [eloquently] as we know how.
Anyway, kind words come easily when writing to/about you.
S.W.A.L.K. (Wrong page, but you wanted acronyms. :smile: )

thanks for cleaning up the mess I made :???:

I’ve finally found a quote which I wanted to use in the above post:-

“Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared.” ~His Holiness, the Dalai Lama.

Very interesting quote Bob. I’d like to see the Dalai Lama try to light the candles on Nefertiti’s birthday cake then. There should be around 3379 of them. Before the last one is lit, many of the first will be totally burned out. And physics has it as a law that a bowed candle burns quicker than a straight one, because its fire comes into contact with a greatest surface of its own paraffin wax, consuming it much faster.

Given the law of physics that the fire is always burning in a perpendicular direction to the horizon (without taking the wind into account), another law of physics, dependant on the first one, comes around: one candle must be bowed in order to light or be lighted by another one, given the fact that the wicks of 2 parallel candles will never touch. :cool:

Don’t get your knickers in a twist by thinking too literally. The original candle doesn’t have to light all 3379 candles, but only a few which then each do the same.
It’s the principle of duplication which network marketing is based on.
The trouble with network marketing is that people are not candles; some are rockets that shoot up and burn out with a bang and most are damp squibs that refuse to burn.

I’ve only just seen this, Evan but, even if I had seen it earlier, I wouldn’t have been able to reply as I have euboiaphobia.

That’s what parallelism is about I guess… From candles to rockets. You sure add some extra-dimension to the quote…

I wouldn’t want to see the Dalai Lama try to light 3379 dynamite sticks then, if only one of them is not a damp squib.

My candle burns at both ends
It will not last the night;
But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends -
It gives a lovely light.
Edna St. Vincent Millay, “A Few Figs from Thistles”, 1920
US poet (1892 – 1950)

One candle burning at both ends gives a very lovely light. 3379 candles burning at one end give even more light. 3379 dynamite sticks exploding at the same time give light and power. But one single lightning gives both, at a speed of 130,000+ mph. But ah, my foes, this is not very poetic and oh, my friends, it lasts only a fraction of second, although being 110+ miles long (and 1/2 inch wide). But why? But why?…. …

But why? … ???

But, bugger all, why do I use miles and inches? I should use meters indeed.

Those who investigate the intricacies of physics are always looking for extra dimensions.

Someone said :arrow: a candle burning at both ends burns twice as bright.

owch! ouch!.. hot wax :!:

twice as hot too :!:

Bob gets some of us waxing philosophically about these things :idea:

Are you going next year to mykonos too??????

Mykonos was lucky to have you there that day!!!!!!

nice article………….
Poptropica