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Sarajevo Apartment Living and Making Salads.

tossed green mixed cabbage and beet salad

Living in Sarajevo seems to be an OK place, I could stay longer, but located in a valley the city gets cold winters, but pleasant summers. The above salad I created with the tool below that I bought for $2.00, this little tool is the ultimate to build a nice shredded salad and extremely mobile. I have been busy optimizing my other sites and will be totally set up when continue traveling. I know this sounds like a long drawn out process, but the education is progressional.

vegetable slicer,cabbage slicer, cut carrots

The Best Vegetable Slicer

I really like the flat I am staying at, the location faces somewhat northeast and is ideal for the summer. It looks like this blog will be busy when I actively travel, but when I nest or house sit I slow down with travel writing. If I don’t start heading north on the first of September I will be departing the Balkans by the 8th. It will be a year and a half since I arrived in Bulgaria and an excellent experience.

A Travelers Reality of Cuisine and Disagreeable Emotions During Travel.

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The travelers reality toward food can be a delight and a curse in addition to disagreeable emotions. Experiencing and savoring excellent cuisine from other cultures enhances interest and comfort for the long term traveler. Yet, discovering a location with excellent local cuisine, and departing the area can cause desire including a hankering appetite. Thus, an ambiguous curse of discomfort—craving the tasty morsels from a particular area from the bygone days may occur. However, sentimental appetite memories may persist for a lengthy period.
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Renting in Sarajevo—Five Weeks.

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I arrived back in Sarajevo to rent the flat from Belgrade, and I must say what a wonderful comfortable place. Another situation working out excellent for both parties. Zoe, the lady of the house is from Turkey originally, but has lived here in Sarajevo for a few years. I am really going to enjoy this place, and with fast cable Internet. Plus, there is a big bathtub, I haven’t taken a nice hot bath for a long time—Zoe said I can take full advantage and I can stay until September 12th when she gets back, but the winter arrives early in the north, so I will most likely depart after five weeks on September 1st.

The post picture is the National Museum in Belgrade.

FeedBurner’s Delusional Subscription Statistics.

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When browsing around the Internet and observing different niches such as travel and technology there is one element that is bothersome within supposedly popular blogs, and that is—The Google Feedburner Subscription Counter. If you are wondering why your Google Feedburner Subscription numbers are extremely low within your niche, while only a handful of people perceive [...]

Belgrade’s Transportation and The Travel Blogging Concept.

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I am still here in Belgrade and contemplating when I should head back to Bosnia, I will be arriving at the flat in Sarajevo on the 27th to rent for August; the lady of the home is leaving on the 28th. I am comfortable where I am staying here in Belgrade with fast Internet, air-conditioning, [...]

The Social City of Belgrade and the Hostel World.

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Belgrade, overshadowed with a stereotype reputation from the propaganda of the Balkan wars in the early 90′s and the Kosovo issue, yet the social city of Belgrade manifests good food, pretty girls and social friendliness. Many young backpacking travelers visit Belgrade for the party sceen that overflows into the hostels with drinking and sex. People [...]

The Capital City of Belgrade—Serbia.

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I rolled into Belgrade in Serbia from Banja Luka on the double decker express bus that cruses through Croatia. Much faster because of the express highway on the flatland that spans from Belgrade and Zagreb, but two border controls. Interesting enough, Bosnia does not stamp the passport for the entry or exit.

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