HunnyB - The Unknown (Official Music Video)

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Turkey - flying to Istanbul at 28 weeks pregnant!

Recently I flew to Turkey for my cousin Leonn's wedding. He is a very talented drummer and is currently playing for a great band called Graffiti 6, who is signed to Capitol records. I am so proud of my cousin. He has a great career because he followed his passion, married the woman of his dreams and is an amazing father. I couldn't miss celebrating his accomplishments and his recent journey of marriage, so I had no choice but to fly 14 hours, even at 28 weeks pregnant. Brave? Yes, however I wouldn't say that as much as I would say crazy, ha-ha. My handsome fiance, music producer NHD was going to be meeting me in Turkey so I was very excited. I hadn't seen him in 6 weeks due to his busy career in London, England. The flight was amazingly easy until the plane started to descend. I flew overnight and couldn't sleep, because I had to walk every couple hours, so needless to say I was exhausted. I became quite nauseated, but it was nothing I couldn't handle. Once I landed, NHD was waiting for me at Ataturk airport. Man, he was more handsome than ever. He almost took my nausea away. You get the joke...my nausea away instead of my breath away? Ha-ha! Ok, never mind! Then he gave me a gift, a Swarovski bracelet he so thoughtfully purchased while waiting, and my nausea was almost gone;) After waiting a few minutes we finally met our driver who took us to our hotel, which by the way was only a 2 hour drive in traffic. Our driver decided to take side streets due to the bumper to bumper traffic on the highway, which was scenic, yet very, very, very bumpy. OMG I wanted to hurl. I haven't been sick my entire pregnancy, but being this exhausted, I just couldn't manage to shake the nausea. By the time we got to the Marriott hotel, I couldn't even wait for my purse to pass through the security belt, I had to let it all out. I ran to the lobby bathroom and threw up in their sink, yes, their sink. That evening was brutal, and all I could think was please don't let me feel like this for the next 9 days; I don't want to hate Istanbul. When I woke up the next day, I was feeling much better and saw Istanbul in a new light, a healthy, feeling great kind of light. The rest of the trip was amazing! The riot started while we were there so we were limited to what we could do. Regardless, the food was so fresh and full of flavor, the pool was refreshing, relaxing and the place where we created many memories with family and friends. The wedding was beautiful and full of life. The shopping...hmmmm I have no words to express how I felt about the shopping except...I want to go back! The ocean, the architecture and the scenery were breath taking. The cab drivers were the most...well...ummm they were sketchy let's be real. We had a few drivers try and rip us off, but that was to be expected, plus they didn't realize who they were dealing with. HunnyB does not play! All in all the trip was special, worth the 14 hour flight and one sick day. To see my cousin as happy as he is and to experience a new country with my man and my baby bump was momentous to me. To top off the trip, once we reached the airport and exited our drivers vehicle, we were greeted by the police. How nice and thoughtful of them:) I honestly thought they were impostors with fake badges but NHD quickly reminded me that nope they are real cops. Supposedly they were looking for illegal drivers and our driver just happened to not have his papers. Well, not our fault police men, you have to take that up with the Marriott hotel as the driver belongs to them. Anyway, thanks Istanbul for a proper Turkish send off! Teşekkürler (thank you) is all I have to say.