FOUR HEADS OF HAIR AND A DOG

 Just what the title says. 

TWO WORLDS

 Two men from different walks of life share a few moments.

DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW

 Roaming the streets at night again. I have often admired this window downtown, but never could get a look inside during the day. I saw a bit more at night, and someone was looking down at me.

JUST TWO WOMEN

 That's what the title says and that's what it is.

CARPE DIEM

 Carpe diem means 'Seize the day,' or by extension, 'the opportunity.' I seized my day and my opportunity. It was so beautiful, sunny, and warm the other day that I bought myself a popsicle and sat down on a bench downtown.

Looking up, I saw this worker in the art gallery on the second floor across from me who was seizing his opportunity to do some stretching and neck exercises.

Carpe diem.

COUNTING HIS MONEY

 I was intrigued by this man's staff and wish I could have gotten a better look at it. He had quite a wad of bills, too, but not too visible here.

JUST PRETTY

Spring came late this year, but here it is.
 

SOME LAUGH, SOME LOOK OUT THE WINDOW

 And he saw me, too, but what could he do, trapped in that tram....

I only saw the little girl when I uploaded the photo.

LET NO EVIL ENTER

 I love seeing these  MASCARONS on buildings. Originally they had the purpose of scaring evil away, but now they are purely decorative...or so they say.

HALVA, ANYONE?

 When I was a kid, I read MAD Magazine faithfully.  I soon became aware that halva, a type of confectionery originating from Persia was often referred to. I now googled and can't find a reason, but it was so. That said, it was years before I ever tried halva. Crumbly and sweet, and I like it, though hardly ever buy any.

STACKED CHAIRS

 These chairs at a local ice cream shop caught my attention. I hope it will be warm enough soon to enjoy some ice cream while sitting on them.

ONLY GRANNY IS AWARE

 Yes, only Granny is aware of her surroundings. Bless her, even if she did see me.

AT THE HORSE BUTCHER'S

 Horse meat is consumed in many countries in Europe, including here in Serbia, although I know of no one who eats it. I took this photo from way across the street with my 16-50 mm lens at 50 mm, and it turned out pretty well.  This shop sells other meats, too.

I think this dog would eat horse meat...and any other.

SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--across the Danube

 Took this a few weeks ago while having dinner at Belgade's newest 'in' place, Beton Hala, which means 'Concrete Hall,' the hall meaning an area inside a factory, usually having glass walls and with machines within.  As you might guess, these 'halls have been revamped as chic restaurants and bars. Read about it HERE.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS-BOWLING!

 

I went bowling with my family on my grandson's birthday. I had not been bowling for over two years, and before that, since junior high. 

I believe bowling is like riding a bike. You never forget how, for I wasted everybody both times.

Hidden talent.

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FROM FAR AWAY

 

Took this girl who was hanging out with her friends from waaay across the park with 50mm lens and cropped it. Fairly decent quality.

CURLY AND SPIKE

 Curly and Spike is what I call these two fellows spotted yesterday. Remember Curly of THE THREE STOOGES fame?  He was the one with hardly any hair.

MONDAY MURALS--Wall art at its not-so-best

I came across this mural while taking a short cut through a very tiny park. There's a date that says 2019, but the mural hasn't aged well.

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SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--beautiful hands

 That probably wouldn't be the title most people would write for this photo and it was only when I enlarged this sneak shot that I  noticed this man's beautiful hands.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--waiting faithfully

 Cold it was, but this dog never moved a muscle while waiting for his owner outside a local market.

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SKYWATCH---foreboding

 Taken from my rear window the night before our big snowstorm the other day.

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THE BURGER JOINT

 Passed by my nearby market across from which is this burger joint. It seems to  never close, but I am sure it does.  Run by a man and his wife who seem indefatigable.

WINTER IN SPRING

 Thanks to my friend Marianne for this photo. Lovely illustration of winter in spring...

It snowed yesterday....all day....

MY TULIPS ARE GONE

 Received tulips the other day....and now they're gone.

P..S.  It snowed today! Noooooo!

KENTUCKY FRIED KISS---no calories

I am really surprised this photo turned out as well as it did. I was across the square at quite a distance with only a 50mm.  Major crop.

Kisses are better for you than fried chicken.

SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--SIDE STREET

 A downtown sidestreet full of shadows....

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THEME DAY--MY FAVORITE TOY(s)

 Today is April 1st. For many people that means April Fools' Day. It does for me, too, but being a City Daily Photo blogger, the first of the month means Theme Day.

This month's theme is My Favorite Toy, a STEIFF TEDDY BEAR,  named Teddy, who's been with me since I was eight years old and my newer 'toy,' my Nikon Z50 mirrorless. Teddy used to have the trademark button in his ear, but I didn't like it as a child and so off it went. I pressed my teddy's tummy so hard and so often that he no longer growls. 

My camera of course isn't really a toy, but I enjoy 'playing' with it, so I had to include it.

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