Well, I'd like to say it was because I told him he'd be on Yankee in Belgrade, but he was just a happy guy. Let there be more people like him!
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END OF AN ERA
What is to be.... Another Belgrade landmark bites the dust, joining some iconic cafés, a bridge, and a couple other places cherished by lo...
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superbe ce portrait ;o) plein de bonheur , bravo
Great smile. Nice picture!
I thought maybe you'd shown him all that candy in your header. Enough to make anyone smile. Great smile and capture.
I think I'd make it a point to stop and buy a paper from him every morning...it would be a nice way to start the day with that big smile!
Great shot, Bibi!
Ha! I remember when you took that photo. It was in Vranje, right?
That's a fabulous photograph. It's as if you hung his portrait in the middle of the newsstand.
I bet he has a great sense of humor! He's be a fun guy with whom to talk and tease!
Hi, Melissa! Yes, he was in Vranje. I was browsing thru my photos and saw him; realized I'd never posted his happy face, so....
His smile is contagious. He is framed by the little window like he is on the cover of a magazine...and now he is on the front page of your blog. :)
He's smiling cos he's looking at you. I'd be smiling if I was looking at you! I love the portrait and the framing. It's SO good.
I'd love to get my daily paper from this guy! You really should go back and tell him to check out this blog post—I bet he'd be thrilled.
When I see someone being extra cheerful and nice in our gloomy city I also can not help but comment how nice they are and kind!
Indeed! He has a contagious (in the positive sense of the term) smile! Did you note the "Barbie" magazine under his counter?
E-mail ol' «Louis» some of those tasty-looking petits-fours in your masthead photo, willya?!
I thought it was a poster! :) He is a happy guy. Go buy something from him and tell him he's famous now.
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And who wouldnt smile for you?
We need more people like him all over the world.
What a nice photo and such a happy guy. I tried this in Paris and got a scowl and a good cussing out in French. :(
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