"RINGS ON HER FINGERS, (MAYBE) BELLS ON HER TOES...."

...and she will have music wherever she goes. 

All I can say for this lady's rings and bracelets is 'wow' and wonder if she wears these through airport security.
 

CENTER OF ATTRACTION

 The girl with the blue hair wasn't the center of attraction for these folks, but she sure caught my attention.

MONDAY MURALS--"Let's Be Humans."

 Pavle (Paul) was patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church for many, many years. You can read about him by clicking RIGHT HERE.  

He is often associated with the phrase written on the mural, "Budimo ljudi" or "Let's  be people."

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SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--WHITE DOG, BLACK SHADOW

 Well, of course even if it were a purple dog it would still cast a black shadow. I needed a title!

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--still life

 Never bored with my camera. Took this at a cafe while waiting for a friend.

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SKYWATCH--soft, velvet sky

 Another night view of St. Mark's Cathedral with a soft velvet sky behind it.

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SECRET AGENT MAN?

 The KGB sign in the background might lead you to  believe this fellow is working undercover, pretending to read a book.  Nope, the KGB (in Cyrillic) is a  bar. Maybe he's waiting for it to open.

FASHION ALL AROUND

 Each to her own fashion statement. Gotta love those green gloves.

JOY

It was one of those spring days that tires you out because all of a sudden  it's turned warm. I sat on a bench, watching the world go by, and along came this little girl. Not at all tired out was she.
 

MAYA AND LUA

 This lady runs a funky, grandma's place kind of cafe I often go to. Little Lua isn't always there, but today she was, and they both posed for me.

I showed you this photo of Maya's husband a while back, shortly before he passed away.

WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--THE SERBIAN POSTAL MUSEUM

 Last week I had the pleasure of visiting the Serbian Postal Museum. A true pearl of a museum. Well-organized, good lighting, and full of all kinds of postal memorabilia.  Shown here is a uniform from the latter part of the 19th century. I love the sword, but nowadays it isn't needed...

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