I traveled for about 2 weeks in Croatia and Bosnia. I will, probably, make other postings about this interesting experience. Staying in Mostar (Bosnia) it is hard not to notice signs with “Don’t forget 93” or more elaborate “Don’t forget but forgive forever”. I am not going to argue how meaningful this sentiment in general and in Islamic culture particular but more interesting question is – what is audience? I should say that we did not have much problem with English in Bosnia (knowing Russian helps somewhat) but English is not native language there. So the audience is Americans and may be tourists in general. They should not forget blood poured in Bosnian land. Insinuation is that Bosnians are not participated in this bloodshed and purely innocent victims of outside power.
Bosnians should not forget this. Bosnians should remember that they have as much blood on their hands as Croats and Serbs have.
It is easy to see how people of Denver enjoying marijuana legalization in Colorado. Sometimes I feel getting high just by smell on streets.
The most interesting is popularity of playing chess on street. I had to notice it because chess was major part of my childhood and any former chessaholics would understand irresistible attraction of this game.
Are there relation between weed and chess? It sounds interesting but somewhat crazy. Cloudy good feeling on one side is against intense work of calculation and intuition on another. Is it even strange question to ask? I google (“weed chess”) and was surprised to find very rich subject.
After 8 years of Obama’s rule we have got promised Hope and Change. It is not possible to predict how Trump’s administration would be successful but certain gloom of corrupted socialist queen is prevented. Thanks to Obama, workers of whole America are united in rejecting social engineering and wealth redistribution schemes. We are all Hope that America is Changed and its decadence is transformed to world’s beacon of freedom and prosperity.
Candid Street Photo 