Explanation

Sitting and explaining!

A little rain, a lot of rain

The rain's been light, the rain's been heavy....but the dog's got to go out.

WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--The National Bank of Serbia

A reflection on one of the entrances to the National Bank of Serbia.
And you can see me....

 See other reflections on James' WEEKEND REFLECTIONS.

SKYWATCH --cyclists on Branko's Bridge

And there they go, from New Belgrade to the old part of the city.

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Kiss me....

And maybe play me a little tune.

The painting on the upper left is of this tower in Zemun.

ABC WEDNESDAY == 'N' is for 'New but old'

When I first came to what was then Yugoslavia, you always got a bottle of seltzer water on your table to mix with white wine for spritzers.  Now you hardly ever see these old ones anymore. This is the newer version....which do you prefer?

See more Ns on Mrs. Nesbitt's ABC WEDNESDAY.

Just waiting....

Just waiting for his human.

Leopard lady

There's something about a leopard print that appeals to me....but not enough to buy a coat like this, though I do have a leopard-print sleep mask and pair of gloves.

This lady had a full-length coat, and I think she might do well to ask this girl where she bought her tights.

SKYWATCH --just watching....

A stone lion in Kalemegdan Park watches the early-morning sky over New Belgrade across the river.

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Dali in the window

It wasn't until I got home and enlarged the first photo that I realized that the kitty bears a striking resemblance to the Surrealist painter Salvador Dali. I think he'd have found that amusing.

ABC WEDNESDAY--Missing Milica

You may have forgotten the 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia, but people here have not. Many memorials and statues have been erected around the country.  The one above represents a little girl, Milica Rakic, who along with 79 other children, was killed in the bombing.  The original statue (the memorial behind it was there earlier) was placed over 15 years ago, and a few months after, was stolen; thieves never found and the whereabouts of that statue are unknown.

The words on the memorial read in both Serbian and English, "We were just children."

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