SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--Open

Nothing unusual about seeing an 'Open' sign, but I've often wondered why they don't put up a neon sign in Serbian.  Anyway, everybody knows what 'open' means.

This doorway is the same one I showed you a few weeks ago.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS-what we do in the trolley bus

Each to  his own pastime in the trolley.  Which one of these people would be you?

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SKYWATCH---very pale

Another shot with my tiny Minox on a drizzly day today.  The sky really is that pale....

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Texting...

Snapped this girl texting downtown.  She's standing between newly-installed 'park your dog' signs.

ABC WEDNESDAY--"F" is for "fiery"

Fiery hot!  But this pepper wasn't.  Serbian peppers like this are either sweet ones (not hot) or really hot (not this one....).

But the red makes it look hot....maybe even sexy.

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Solitude

Solitude....no more words necessary.

Angels are watching.

Do you believe in guardian angels?  Some do. I wonder if this man has one, other than the great big one watching him here.

SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY---my foot in the morning

Never bored with my camera; told you that before.  Here's my foot early in the a.m.......

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS---no more....

The kafana (a bit like a French brasserie) Zora, which means 'dawn', was once a place where university students gathered for a good, inexpensive meal.

Zora, like so many other Belgrade landmarks, has slipped into oblivion, and only its name remains....a pale imitation of its former self.

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"Close me. Thank you."

But no one did.....  Should have written, "Pretty-please."

ABC WEDNESDAY--"E" is for "Eat me" or....ewwww.....

There's a place in Belgrade's Bohemian quarter, Skadarlija, that has been around for years.  For many years, they baked the best bread and sold various cheese-type spreads to make sandwiches with the bread.  Yum.

They also made goulash, served in the fashion you see above. They still make it.....but I stopped in around 10 a.m. after my dog walk, just starving. Ordered one.  It was really good, but the beef was nowhere to be found....there were sliced kidneys....which I don't mind; ate it all.  The sign said 'goulash', to be fair, but no mention of kidneys....

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