Kalimera and Kefi
By Inlemay
@Inlemay (17713)
South Africa
September 15, 2017 1:14am CST
Kalimera Kalimera and happy Friday to everyone
I am feeling in a Greek mood today, so I decided that it would be good for a Kalimera Morning. (Kalimera means 'good morning' in Greek)
I am currently on Chapter 72 in the Hilarious, and the preperations of a wedding are underway. This book is such easy reading written by Katerina - Goat in The Meze. The word Amazon uses to decribe the book is "farcical look" which ciould otherwise be interurpreted as ridiculous, preposterous, ludicrous, absurd, laughable, risible, nonsensical BUT none the less a laugh a minute and I am loving it.
The reason it takes me so long to read a book is that I like to remember the characters, the places, the names, the incidents that get them into so much trouble, and because I can only manage an hour a night before I fall fast a sleep. he he he 
So today I dedicate my post to the laughable characters of Astakos and to Katerina for her gallant writings.
Kalimera People, and find your Kefi . . . or as the Greeks say it "thats Life"
So today I dedicate my post to the laughable characters of Astakos and to Katerina for her gallant writings.
Kalimera People, and find your Kefi . . . or as the Greeks say it "thats Life"5 people like this
5 responses
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@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
21 Sep 17
Kalispera Lany, I'm so happy you're enjoying it. I actually wrote the Amazon blurb and plumped for farcical as the perfect description. I've been writing a storm and finished Book 2 in the Greek Meze Series on the day you penned this post, so been busy with final edits, cover etc. If my format chap gets it back to me overnight I should be publishing Rampaging Roosters tomorrow, which starts in the Astakos a few months after the first one finishes and the characters are getting into to all sorts of trouble.
@Tampa_girl7 (50272)
• United States
15 Sep 17
I hope that you too are having a happy Friday 
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