"these rabbits are going to read your fortune!!!they just take one of those little notes...inside them it writes your destiny..believe or not:)))"
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4 comments:
Hi,
I'm mary from Forks, Wa...we just had my brother's DNA done and it came back that we came from your area. We have been in America for over 200 years. I really enjoyed looking at your photos.
These rabbits are so cute! I saw this kind of fortune teller during my trip in Istanbul! I had never seen such a thing! It's very fun!
*grin* ... yeah, right!!
This is a bit like trying to fit all the different people in the world into the Zodiac ...
Interesting post.
Mary Helen - wow, I bet that was a surprise! I hope you will be able to visit one day and see the area in person
Yoshi - hello, nice to see you again. They are really cute, I wanted to take one home :-) I think they must get very hot sitting in the sun all day though
Julie - you are right... Turks have many kinds of superstition. We will try to show more in the future at some point
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