My Big Fat Funny Life
Nick AthanassiadisRaised in Athens on strong coffee and mysterious recipes, 30 years in the U.S. taught me stories and irony. I write about life’s absurdities, Greek sun, laughter, and the little moments that make it unforgettable.
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Antiparochi: How Greece Traded Orchards for Balconies
After World War II, Greece faced a dilemma: people needed homes, but the state was broke, banks were stingy, and most families owned nothing but a small plot of land with a single-story house and maybe a lemon tree in the yard. Enter the br...
Greek Expressions – Part 3
By now you know the drill: the Greek language hides a comedy show in plain sight. Translate literally, and instead of words you get little theater sketches. Here’s the next round:
Συναλλαγματική & Γραμμάτιο: A Greek Tragicomedy
Before Greece had credit cards, plastic money, and “άτοκες δόσεις” (interest free installments) screamed on TV commercials, it had something far more old-school, far more theatrical: the sinalagmatiki (συναλλαγματική) and grammatio (γραμματ...
The Road to Sparta: Pork, Pits, and Peril
Forget highways. If you’re going from Kalamata to Sparta, the only real option is the old road. Why? Because you’re not in a hurry, and because the new road feels like cheating. The old road is half pilgrimage, half rollercoaster, half near...
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Raised in Athens on strong coffee and mysterious recipes, 30 years in the U.S. taught me stories and irony. I write about life’s absurdities, Greek sun, laughter, and the little moments that make it unforgettable.
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