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@@applehill1042 Thank you for subscribing, and welcome! 😍 Thanks also for your sweet comment. I’m looking forward to making more vlogs in 2025.

You're so welcome! 😄

Thank you! 🙌

@@grantmail4112 How wonderful - lucky you! 🤩 You are right, bring a nice and warm hat for sure!! And gloves! Wishing you a wonderful Christmas 🥰 (And yes, please let it snow! ❄️)

@@grantmail4112 thank you for your sweet comment! Merry Christmas to you too 🌟

I can see why you miss it a lot. Beautiful country and city. Takk skal du ha!

Good morning to you too! Thanks for your comment. Have a great day! ✨ (Here in Norway it's bedtime soon 🥱)

Thank you! Hahaha, glad I wasn't the only one eating candy at midnight 😅

I totally agree 😮‍💨

You're welcome, hope you enjoyed the video! Haha, I like your question. We actually didn't notice that it wasn't a Turkish restaurant until we got a table and at that point we didn't want to look for another one. But good point. The food was good though 😄

Thank you! 🙌

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video!

Hi! When it comes to safety in Washington, D.C., at night, I think it largely depends on the specific areas you’re in. Some neighborhoods, particularly in the downtown core and popular tourist districts like the National Mall, tend to be relatively safe after dark, with plenty of foot traffic and security presence. Personally, I have never experienced anything unpleasant during my time in Washington, D.C. However, like any major city, certain areas may pose higher risks, especially after hours when fewer people are around. It's always a good idea to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid poorly lit areas, and stick to well-trafficked streets. I've also never been out very late at night alone myself. If I were, and if I'd been in an unfamiliar area, I'd personally chosen a rideshare service instead of walking or taking the metro for example. Hope this helps!

My pleasure! 🥹❤️

Great question! I made the video when I was living in the U.S., so I wanted to compare the taco I'd eat there to the version I make back home in Norway. Also I didn't know any Mexicans, so really I had no one else to ask haha. But it would definitely be cool to hear how Mexicans would rate the Norwegian taco 🤩 My guess is they would't be impressed, or even recognize the Norwegian version as taco 😅

My pleasure! And thank you for your comment ✨

It was so much fun! And well said - you are completely right. I'm happy to finally having realized that 🥹 Have a great new week, Jamie!

Thank you so much! And happy thanksgiving to you too! 🤩

Thanks for your comment! I always try really hard to find the right music for each video, but I have to admit it’s difficult sometimes. Especially when you’re not too familiar with what kind of music is played in one country versus another - to an untrained ear they can sound similar. But I appreciate your input and I get your point!

@@kristinesolhaug Çok teşekkürler🙂

Thank you! I think I agree with Napoleon there 😄 Yes, 48 hours were definitely too little time to fully explore Istanbul and its cuisine. Will have to go back sometime! Do you have any recommendations for what to see and eat? 🤩

@@kristinesolhaug Of course, I can give advice on this subject. Tomorrow, I will watch your entire video in detail and send you a message with my missing suggestions.

That would be great thanks! Please add the info here, I’m sure other people would appreciate your advice as well 🙌😄

Hahahaha yes maybe you're right and that is why I liked the food so much 😂 Thank yooou!! 🫶🏻

Thank you so much! Regards form Norway 👋🏼🧘🏼‍♀️😄

Aww, thank you for saying that! 🫶🏼 It really is cozy these days 🍁🥹

Thank you!

Aww, thank you for subscribing ❤️ Kragerø is a heavenly place, especially in summer! Make sure to take a boat ride in the «skjærgård,» or «skjaergaard,» if you go 😍

@ sounds so dreamy!

What a nice comment - thank you so much! ☺️ Have a great rest of your weekend ✨

@kristinesolhaug you too 😊 thanks.

Thank you so much for your nice comment! ☺️

Haha! Godt vi er flere 🤭

Så koselig, Marte - tusen takk! Jeg hadde håpet å få den videoen ferdig denne uken, men blir nok heller neste uke 🤩

Thank you!

It’s great, right?? ☕️🍫🤩

It really is!

Thank you!

Step 1 is very effective! Been doing that for years 😅

Hahaha! That one is the most effective of them all 😂

Thanks for clarifying 😅 Or tusen takk!

Thanks for your comment! Although I have to admit I don't know for sure what the evil eye symbolizes 😅 (After what i've read, there are some different meanings and uses depending on where you're from - am I right? 😊)

@@kristinesolhaug Turks generally believe that it protects against evil-intentioned, bad-energy eyes (gazes)🧿🧿🧿🙂

@@kristinesolhaug The majority of Turkish people believe that evil eye beads protect against malevolent glances that emit bad energy. 🙂🧿🧿🧿

That's very interesting! Thank you for helping me understand 😊🙌 And thanks for sending some my way! 🧿

@@kristinesolhaug 😇

Oh, thanks for clarifying that! I obviously have to go back and drink it the proper way some day 😊

Thank you 🙌😃

Thank you so much, Amy! I had to google Kuşadası now and it looks so beautiful. Hope you'll find a tea that is just as good eventually - or maybe you'll make it an excuse to go back to Turkey haha!

İstanbul doğumluyum...Nisantaşı,kadıköy,taksim,galata kulesi,üsküdar,çengelköy,bebek sahili,cihangir favori yerler...

I was born and raised in it. My favourite spots were Taksim, and Moda coast. I left once I finished uni and never returned as a resident even though the entirety of my family lives there. It remains the most exquisite city on earth for me but only if you’re a student. As a professional, I thought better by choosing to live in Samsun, another big city on the Black Sea coast, but way less crowded, polluted, and expensive. I fondly remember Istanbul, and my years growing up there, the way you remember a significant other whom you once loved dearly, but had to part ways nonetheless. Well, your video made me emotional I think, reminding me of the times I had…🥲 And dang, that’s my favourite, favourite Istanbul weather! 🥰

Thank you for sharing! Will check out more of these places next time in Istanbul 🙌

@@kristinesolhaug you should, two days is not even halfway close for experiencing Istanbul. Stay blessed!

@@kristinesolhaug Kediler için yanınızda ekstra mama bulundurun...😅

Tortilla de harina no es taco, es burro, mmm ni por que Somos del mismo Rancho 😅😅 tacos son tortilla de maid, estos weros comen tostadas pero les dicen tacos

​@@mortiel84yeah its more like a wrap or Burrito with flour tortillas. But to each their own! I definitely think you gotta do corn tortillas for real tacos