The Spirit of Christmas
In this case, a bottle of whisky is shared in an igloo on top of the world by our intrepid reporter, Alec Kitroeff, with none other than Santa Ciaus himself!
Alec Kitroeff
Sand-castles in the Sky
LEAFING through a copy of Time magazine the other day I came across an article entitled ‘Coping with How-to-Cope Books’ which featured, among others, a book entitled Your Erroneous Zones.
Praise the Lord
MY FRIEND Yanni Mourmouras is one of those eternal gripers who never cease to grumble and complain about life in general and their own sorry lot in particular.
The Ultimate Solution
European tour operators have been complaining that hotels in Greece have been overbooking this season, as a result of which many visitors with firm reservations in central Athens have been shunted off to hotels in the suburbs.
Everything’s Fine
MY FRIEND Gus (ne Costas) is a Greek-American who takes an avid interest in Greek affairs and always asks me awkward questions whenever he comes over to this country.
Everyhting’s Fine
My friend Gus (ne Costas) is a Greek-American who takes an avid interest in Greek affairs and always asks me awkward questions whenever he comes over to this country.
Expert Advice to Swimmers
ONE OF the many advantages of living in Athens is that whenever you feel like a swim in the sea you can drive out to any of the many beaches on the Apollo Coast or on the Rafina side of Attica any afternoon and be back in time for cocktails.
Letter from Mary-Jane
Dear Betty Lou,
Well, here we are back home again after that fabulous trip to Greece.
Better Red than Dead?
The recent row between the government and the industrialists has convinced many of my friends that the spectre of a Greek socialist or even communist state may soon take on the flesh and bones of stark, staring reality.
