That means “Good Morning” in Greek. But this is going to be a marathon post so I have no idea what time of day it will eventually get published.
Oh man, Greece was superfunawesome! We visited Crete, Santorini, Mykonos and Athens. In that order. I sort of wish we had gone in reverse order, because we liked some places better than others and, no offense to Athens, I would have preferred to spend the last night of my honeymoon chillin on a beach with a drink, instead of trucking down busy city streets just like the ones we have here in Philly.
Anywhoooo, I have 2 million pictures so I will just give you some highlights. In the interest of full disclosure, I will also tell you that I gained 5 pounds on my honeymoon. I ate like a king and drank like a sorority chick. All while sporting a bikini. And it was glorious!
First up, the food (highlights):
Grilled mushrooms and (the best) moussaka
Lunch on the balcony in Santorini. Greek salad, roast beef on whole wheat baguette with mango chutney. And steak fries! They put oregano on their salads and fries and it is DELISH!
Fried cheese wrapped in phyllo dough, with pistachios and honey. You can’t go wrong with fried cheese. Ever.
Andrew’s fresh fish before. The waiter wanted to de-bone it for him but he insisted her do it himself.
Andrew’s fish after. The waiter was seriously impressed.
My risotto with shrimp at Ambrosia
Andrew’s pork chops
This is a bad picture but the waitress described the special as “pasta with lobster.” 58 euro later….
Clams on the beach in Mykonos.
Next up, the sights!
Chania, Crete:
The Cretan Countryside:
Heraklion, Crete and Knossos:
Santorini:
Mykonos:
(Mykonos isn’t very pretty)
Athens:
Is that enough pictures for one post? Good. Sorry that took so long. I got bored in the middle and took a break. For a week.
Back with regular blog posts soon! Woot!
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