Not an original post at all, but definitely appropriate. These hearts are always for sale on Knez Mihailova, Belgrade's pedestrian street. Many of these hearts say "I love you--Love me!" and now that Valentine's Day has caught on here, I'm sure the seller sold a lot.Sunday, February 14, 2010
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I came to Belgrade, Yugoslavia in 1977 and now it is Belgrade, Serbia. I knew virtually no Serbian, but had had a half a year of Russian at ...
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Have a happy Valentine day!
It's original for me. This is the first time I've seen a Valentine in Serbo-Croatian?
You gotta have heart! Happy Valentine's Day!
Here's «Louis's» Valentine...
I suspect you're right about his coffers being a bit fuller.
Happy Valentine's Day, Bibi!!
and a happy valentine's day to you too!
it's count down time for me. tomorrow heading off to dulles international to catch my flight to italy ... ***snow*** or no ***snow***. got a plane to catch.
have a wonderful day.
erin
Sure is a colorful and appropriate display. Happy Valentine's Day!
Happy Valentine's day Bibi.
Wonderful photo!
Hearts are tied together especially today - Happy Valentine's Day!
Happy Valentine's to you too. I love the photo, it's so joyful.
Such a happy picture!
That is so cool!
"Serce za svaku priliku, posebno za" Valentine's Day.
My mom used to sing "Doktore, srce me bole, od ljubavi nema leka, ne pomaze apoteka, doktore..."
I don't know they had the "Volim te cokolade" when you moved there. I vaguely remember the commercials. And speaking of Yugo comrmercials, always brings to mind "svako jutro jedno jaje, organizmu snagu daje"... sorry, I got carried away.
Love it! I was at my mom's w/o an Internet connection yesterday, so I'm late—but I still wanted to wish a happy Valentine's day to you and Bibi.
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