10 years later...

http://peckopivo.nomadlife.org/2005/12/7-years.aspx

After some time...

Several people asked me why I don't update my blog already... Facebook status updates are not enough for everyone, I guess :)

Anyway, if we forget a joke about Kostunica, it seems I haven't written anything for a full year or so... jeez, a year...

Can't promise I will be writing more often now, but I do promise I'll try... I think I need this small part of my world again - need it to focus... need it to concentrate... to reflect...

Dunno about other bloggers, but I used to use mine to actually be alone with my thoughts for some time... To both get away from a tough day, week or month, and to defrag my brain - analyze everything and everyone and store it in a proper part of the brains...

So, there you go - will write as usual, about my life, economy, social responsibility, about issues in Serbia, major world issues, fun, beautiful serbian women, Partizan Belgrade etc...

Comparison

America:

"We have George Bush, Stevie Wonder, Bob Hope and Johnny Cash."

Serbia:

"We have Vojislav Koštunica, no wonder, no hope and no cash."

Stop the bullets, kill the guns

What is the business of business?

"Today, the concept of business is to make money. Making money is the name of the business. And profit maximization is the mission of business. And I'm saying this is very narrow interpretation of human being. Human beings are much bigger than just making money. So I said, to be true to the human nature, we should include at least one more type of business, business to do good to people, without an expectation of making any personal gain out of it."

Mohammad Yunus

Change

By Changing Your Thinking,
You change your beliefs;

When you change your beliefs,
You change your expectations;

When you change your expectations,
You change your attitude;

When you change your attitude,
You change your behavior;

When you change your behavior,
You change your performance;

When you change your performance;
You Change Your Life!

- Author Unknown

Welcome to Belgrade

EASTERN EUROPE

Belgrade: A capital city springs to life in Serbia

The city's past is visible in bombed-out buildings left unrepaired, but the vibe is hip, not tragic, and travelers are trickling back.

By Michael Levitin, Special to The Los Angeles Times
September 18, 2007

More at http://travel.latimes.com/articles/la-tr-belgrade23sep23?page=1