„I have this shop since 1973 , so for 42 years now. I am from Xania, Crete and I sell spices, teas, honey, raki, ouzo, tsipouro, all locally from there. Wait. I will make you a „cocktail“, with 17 different herbs inside, It has Mint, Greek Mountain Tea, Fennel Seeds and much more. And also try the thyme honey. One spoon a day and you will have a lot of sex!“ -Nikos, Kypseli "Έχω αυτό το μαγαζί από το 1973,για 42 χρόνια δηλαδή. Κατάγομαι από τα Χανιά,Κρήτη και πουλάω μπαχαρικ

„Sorry my english is not so good. Actually I am very happy right now, because I received a scholarship for my studies. I am making a PhD in Civil Engineering. I would tell you the title of my research but I think, you probably wouldn’t even understand it. It’s too complicated!“ -Lukas, Keramikos „Συγγνώμη, τα αγγλικά μου δεν είναι τόσο καλά. Βασικά, είμαι πολύ χαρούμενος αυτή τη στιγμή, γιατί δέχτηκα μια υποτροφία για τις σπουδές μου. Κάνω ένα διδακτορικό στον κλάδο των Πολι

When I asked Kostas, the owner of Louis Kafeneio in Kaerameikos-Metaxurgeio, about a statement for "Small Stories of Athens" he disappeared in the kitchen and came back with this note, that reads: "I'm living my dream... ...effort for everyday optimism" ! Cheers and see you at Louis Kafeneio, one of my favorite places in Athens! Όταν ρώτησα τον Κώστα, τον ιδιοκτήτη του Λούης Καφενείου στον Κεραμεικό-Μεταξουργείο, να μου κάνει μια δήλωση για τις Small Stories of Athens - Μικρέ

"I am Otis and I am from Congo. Usually we are two guys but the other one is sick. Usually, the other one plays guitar and I play the drums. But today, I play the guitar. Check this record that we did together, we recorded it in a studio. Usually it’s 10 € but for you it’s only 5!" -Otis, Plaka "Είμαι ο Ότις και είμαι από τον Κονγκό. Συνήθως είμαστε δύο τύποι αλλά ο άλλος είναι άρρωστος. Συνήθως ο άλλος παίζει κιθάρα και εγώ παίζω ντραμς αλλά σήμερα παίζω εγώ κιθάρα. Τσέκαρε

„Can I take a picture of you?“ „Do you want me to smile?“ „Whatever you want.“ „Because I don’t want it with a smile.“ I am taking the first picture of her, then, from behind, another person comes into the picture. I take the second picture, in which she smiles. „Are you two together?“ „Doesn’t it show?“ „Actually yes. Where have you met.“ „Do you know Bolivar? It’s a beach bar in Alimos. That’s where we met. He’s from Crete and I am from Cyprus.“ „Tell me a little bit about