I was 8,500km far away from my hometown though, I felt I was in family's home with big sister and generous grandma. Despite of my late arriving at night, Elvira welcomed with energetic greeting and Greek alcohol, raki that made my fatigue of travel blow away in an instant. She invited me to dinner in a restaurant and let me try several Greek genuine tastes. On Sunday, She and her mother Zoy took me to the hundreds-year-old monastery where I had the Greek Orthodox Sunday service. I still can't believe I had a such privilege. On the way back home Elvira showed me several sightseeing spots too. With those being together we'd talked about lots of issues; her family's history, Greek culture, religious custom, true relationship between woman and man, etc. Even though it's my first visit to Greece and Agio Nikolaos is my first town in the country, it will be very memorable days for a long time. As of accommodation, I have no complain at all because I could have everything I needed (private bathroom, sink, balcony, backyard, open rooftop and abundant sunshine). Now I call her mother 'γιαγιά' (grandma in Greek) and hope she thinks of me as her 8th grandson as I asked her. Thanks, Elvira and my Greek γιαγιά Zoy.