Selcuk, Turkey

We had a grand entrance into Turkey.  Brady had been complaining about his stomach hurting, but he had not eaten much, so I thought lack of food was the problem.  He ate a small amount of a chicken sandwich on the plane, but continued to complain.  We made it on the airport bus transporting us to the terminal when Brady spewed everywhere.  At the last minute we realized another bus was coming, so we jumped off giving Brady some time to get it out of his system.  You may say it was rude of us to leave our mess, but I did lay some wipes over the mess.  Wasn’t that nice? 

Finally landing from our second flight of the day, Brady was in bad shape.  He was pale and weak and proceeded to get sick again.  We received most of our luggage, but were missing Brady’s booster seat.  After waiting 2 hours for it to arrive we decided to leave without it.  Luckily, during that time Brady was able to take a nap and seemed to be doing a little better.  We spent the rest of our afternoon and evening resting and strolling the streets of Selcuk, Turkey. 

Selcuk was charming and our hotel had a beautiful panoramic view from the terrace.  What seemed like mostly tourists roamed the streets with store and restaurant owners doing their best to woo you into their shops.  Ruins dotted the landscape leaving the imagination to soar with thoughts of what kind of life took place here in years past.