Impressions of Belgrade and Serbia and maybe photos from an in-country trip by a long-term ex-pat.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
At the 'kafana'
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I watched this couple for quite a while. Each was engrossed in their phones....but then suddenly they shared something. A text, a photo, wh...

8 comments:
belle peinture realiste
Thank you Bibi, this is great!
I think the smoke has finally done 'em in! In which case, could I please have those groovy shoes?
I do like the window although the patrons look a bit stiff! Love the "nosnja" -- seems completely authentic. The faces are a bit too modern looking though. When we lived in Switzerland, smoking was permitted in most of the restaurants. Our friends took us to a rustic restaurant over a meat market where the local farmers liked go for special Swiss grilled meat treat...we had to wash every bit of clothing and ourselves due to a mixture of cooking smoke and cigarette smoke. The food was very good.
Hee-hee regarding their pale faces...
those are groovy shoes!
This sounds like my type of place - sans the smoke.
I'm so spoiled not having to deal with smokers now, I'm not sure I could even tolerate a smokers 'section"!
Interesting information and very interesting photograph. Yes, they are rather stiff, but I think you caught the lady in the act of rubbing her foot against the gentleman's leg. He's quite surprised, as you can see!
My 26-year-old son is planning a trip to Serbia in the spring to visit relatives he's never met. As a Californian, he's a non-smoker and has grown up in a nearly smoke free state. I'm wondering how it will be for him in Serbia. During past visits to Europe, he managed but I'm thinking Serbia may be the smokingiest place he's visited!
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