Turkey Quarantine: Day 10

DAY 10 IN QUARANTINE TURKEY

It’s day ten, and I honestly can’t believe how quickly this day has come around. It’s the start of a new week, and I feel like I’ve eased myself into the rhythm of the quarantine groove pretty effortlessly.

Yesterday was Sunday. The Sabbath is for resting and I spent the day in the garden, well… I spent the day in quarantine in my 12th floor room, painting flowers. It was an ideal Sunday.

Music for a Relaxing Sunday

I had one of my YouTube finds playing in the background, which fit the mood perfectly. Xavier Rudd may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but he’s ideal Sunday listening.


Poetry for an Anxious Monday

Day 10 is a big day. It’s the day for my 2nd quarantine Covid test.

I was pacing my room, one ear listening out for the shuffle of a medical swabber going from room to room to conduct Covid tests. I knew I’d never settle until I’d had my go.

I heard a knock on another door, and when I popped my head out to investigate, he was next door swabbing the Turkish neighbours from the same flight as me.

I was relived. This means the clock is ticking. We’re on countdown for Turkey Quarantine release. I have a flight booked tomorrow afternoon, so that should be plenty of time to get released in the morning and make my way to SAW airport. In honour of this fabulous day, I recorded a poem I scribbled out this morning.

Day 10 Poem

As you can see, things are getting desperate—I’m almost out of coffee.

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Author: Roving Jay

Jay is a project manager who swapped corporate life for a nomadic existence as a travel writer. She works with authors and entrepreneurs to help them achieve their self-publishing goals and reach their target audience through content marketing. Jay has published a series of travel guides, a travel memoir, and nonfiction books about travel writing. She housesits and volunteers around the globe with her husband, a Hollywood set painter, and she’s never more that 10 paces away from a wi-fi connection.

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