Sharing my thoughts
Before Yugoslavia fell apart and the situation in the Balkans worsened, the coffee was called “Turkish coffee.”
… Read More. “Serbian coffee. Greek coffee. Bosnian coffee. Turkish coffee.”On a side note, like in Italy, there is a way to order a cup in Serbia if you want to pretend you’re a local: “Oj majstore, daj dve Turske, molim te”. Or even better, “Dve Turske, molim te” if you order before being asked.
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Techville, there lived a young woman named Emily. She was a whip-smart millennial known for her sharp wit and sarcastic humor. Emily held a deep affection for technology, but lately, her love affair had taken an unexpected turn.
The invention of smartphones has revolutionized the world, connecting people from all corners of the globe.… Read More. “Emily fighting the intruder.”
