MONDAY MURALS--GIVE IT A TRY

Not sure if 'Give it a try' is what this mural expresses, but it looks like it.

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RED HOT? NOPE--SWEET PEPPER

 These peppers are delicious, whether eaten raw, in salad, cooked...I love them.

RIPPED

 I know it's the fashion, but sometimes it's a bit too ripped. Not because the holes are revealing, but I just don't think big holes look good. Okay, I'm older...

BREAKFAST AND A LAPTOP

 It's not unusual to see people working with their laptops at breakfast time, but more rare to see them in the park at their 'work station'.  Can't say I blame this fellow for taking advantage of the infrequent sun and warmth we have been having. As I type this, it's pouring buckets....again.

A THREE-BEER BOOK

 

This must be a very intriguing book to merit so many beers. I snapped this shot when the book's reader got up to pay his bill.

SLOWLY BUT SURELY SUMMER

 Yesterday was sunny....and so it will be part of today. I saw quite a bit of snazzy summer footwear. It's out there...just waiting for more sun.

PEOPLE ART

 Yesterday I posted a photo of a piece of the street art we found while I was  on a Street Art Tour.  This young woman is definitely not street art, but she displays some art of her own.

MONDAY MURALS--BLOK 45 NEW BELGRADE

 I went on my third street art walk yesterday in  NewBelgrade's Blok 45, where it all started back in the 70s.  A fantastic array of murals, tags, and graffiti enjoyably and epertly explained by our guide, an art historian (with a penchant toward worldwide street art) at Belgrade University.

It's usually fairly clear what murals are about, but I learned that tags have a message too, and graffiti goes deeper than it appears.

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JUST SITTING

 I am sure these two ladies were having a chat,too, but anyway, they are just 'sitting'.

A BIT OF PROVENCE

 No, I am not in Provence....but wish I were.  This is some lavender which thrives in a nearby park. I love the scent.

MORNING COFFEE ALL GONE....

 Two empty cups of thick, Serbian, black coffee remain, along with a sugar dispenser, two glasses of water and a typical brandy glass. I find it significant that in a country where nearly everybody smokes the ashtray is empty.