Sharing....

If you're in trouble, or hurt or need - go to the poor people. They're the only ones that'll help - the only ones.

John Steinbeck

Still life

A short while ago when I was laid up with a bad virus, I took this photo with my little Minox Dcc 5.1 camera.

You might recognize this garlic from my post the other day.

SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--In the rain

The other day, in the rain.....

See other shadows on SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY.

WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--Ready for the holidays

Someone's ready for the holidays.  Are you?

See other reflections on James' WEEKEND REFLECTIONS.

SKYWATCH--Prayer or exercise

Praying or exercising skyward, perhaps both!

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One with a sword, one with an umbrella

More likely these days you'll need an umbrella in Belgrade rather than a sword.

ABC WEDNESDAY--"V" is for "vestiture"

And vestiture is simply 'clothing'.  Getting chilly.

See other Vs on Mrs. Nesbitt's ABC WEDNESDAY.

Even the branch stays away

Those prongs sit atop a wall on a side street downtown. Don't try to climb over....   Even the branch steers clear.

Home remedy

When you've been battling a virus like I have with just about everything known to modern science, sometimes it doesn't hurt to turn to home remedies....made myself some garlic soup today, and before I did, I got out the camera.  It's always out.

At "Last Chance" cafe

The "Last Chance" cafe/restaurant (Poslednja Šansa in Serbian) is located in Tašmajdan Park. Not long ago I passed by late at night and caught this lamp, curtain, and shadows.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--On the Orient Express

Well, not exactly ON the Orient Express, but IN it...sort of.  The Orient Express in question here is a restaurant/cafe inside Belgrade's Hotel Balkan, outside of which I took this photo.  In the reflection you can see a fountain that stands in front of the Hotel Moskva, a piece of which is visible to the left.

The original train the Orient Express ceased to run on December 14th, 2009, but its route had included Belgrade. I remember seeing the train on one of its stopovers quite a while ago.

 See other reflections on James' WEEKEND REFLECTIONS.