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@Bebana

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naturally blonde but kinda smart girl 😸

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@Bebana

Would you like some of a homemade pizza for dinner? 🥰 Handmade dough, eggs, cheese, pickled cucumbers... how can you resist? I succeed somehow, because I am still on a gluten, sugar and dairy free diet. 🤗

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Hey, hey, hey what ya doin people? *-* A little monkey from the tree wishes you a pleasant day todaaay. 🤭🙈💓

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Aviation museum in Belgrade, looks like a building from the future <3 , doesn't it? I love these kind of constructions, but I am aware that they seem cold to many of people. This is what some of the space stations up there could look like, who knows, maybe there are already pretty much the same as this one. :D ph: me and mine NIKON3300 😊

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My innocent childish face when I do something I shouldn't have done, or when I forget to do what I needed to do, hihi. 🤭 Do you have such a way of avoiding responsibility? Like the cat from Shrek, who could be angry and how? 🐱

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Good morning and nice and productive day to all of you in the opposite hemisphere and good night to all of us in the northern one. 💓🌌🌅 btw. thank you all for 294 sub. <3

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Hey, dear people, you miss my posts? *-* hihi 🤭 What ya doin' these days? I was scolling my gallery up and down and found a lot of food pictures. This is a screenshot of my instagram food profile named: bocka_mucka It is actually Boćka mućka and it means Boćka mixes 💃🏼 I haven't posted there for almost a year now. #food #foodtrip #tasty #healthy #yummy #photography #instagram

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The other day, we were at the furniture fair mostly because of the sofas, which were primarily and most exposed, but this corner attracted everyone's attention, I'm sure. 🥰

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~ Hello people. How are you? 🐶 I didn't write for a few days, I was bit busy. In the meantime, we visited the furniture fair in Belgrade and some other salons. ~ See this little crazy trying out the couch. If the dog says it is comfortable - then that's it! We buy it. 😁

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Hiiii noise.friends, what are you doing today? 🤗 Today is a nice day for us, it's our dad's birthday, so we gathered for lunch and ate barbecue and some homemade baklavas instead of cake. <3 I'm sharing an unrelated picture with the text because I don't have anything newer right now that is nice, exept myself, how narcissistic is that? 😄🤗 I'm not normally narcissistic, but lately I've started to learn how to love myself and I think that's good. Just need to stop boring you with my own photos , and it will be fine. 😍

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I read it from one face Delighted by the magic of November, I walk the wide streets of New York. Thousands of people pass by me and disappear into the distance. They are difficult to read, however clear they may appear. And, they all seems to look like each other. Some walk with their heads bowed, others laugh, and everyone complains that nothing in life is going how they want. Well, those are the insincere ones, those who convey their untruths with false facial features. I was simply amazed when I came across a beggar. He stood like an open book, ready to be read. I could see by its covers that it was old and worn. Each sad, hanging line of his face signified a year of struggle for the survival of his family. He was sitting there shivering from the cold and covered in snow. No, he wasn't going to leave until he had enough money for food. Once upon a time, he had everything he needed, warm clothes, shoes, food, and above all, a happy family. And now just himself. Even when he married a woman of another nationality, his parents disowned him. Since then, he did the impossible just to give his family everything so that they could be happy. But man is a strange being. ***When he doesn't have it, he strives to get it, and when he has enough, he strives for something bigger.*** His wife left him precisely because of that. She saw a "better" opportunity for herself and remarried with another man. Left the man alone with two small children. Despite all that, he did not give up. He worked so hard to raise the children as best as he could. Unfortunately, he did not succeed. In order to earn money, he went to work and worked all day and all night, while the children stayed at home and learned about life on their own. They did not distinguish between good and bad, and one day became petty pickpockets and criminals. Now, the man who once had everything, now sits with his head down, *wondering what he did wrong*? People just walk there, turning their heads to the other side, knocking off his torn hat and not looking back at all. Some even make fun of him. Only sometimes someone good is found to give him some money. The main problem is that we live in the world full of fraudsters, people who would just tear their own clothes and sit on the concrete to get money. Or those evil ones who will make a business out of human misfortune and profit from that, leaving them nothing or maybe something small, miserable... That's why we often can't judge who is who, so it's easier for us not to pay attention to all of them, even the good ones, the ones who really need our help. When you can, help! When you can not, someone will help you instead! All together as one! <3

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Holla friends, how are you today? My stomach hurts, it woke me up from my sleep last night (girls problems), so today I'm just surfing the net and relaxing, drinking hot drinks... In the meantime, I wrote another travelogue, and it looks like I'm becoming a read.cashe addict, hihi. 🤗 >>> https://read.cash/@Bebana/crossing-the-galata-bridge-c0421411 😊

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Crossing the Galata Bridge Okay, okay, a title seems like it's about the road over Mount Everest, I admit. On the other hand, we shouldn't underestimate any kind of adventure, someone might find it harder to cope with the Turkish city traffic jam than to climb Himalayas. When I told my uncle, a truck driver by the way, about Turkish drivers, and how no one obeys the rules, neither drivers, nor pedestrians, but by some miracle everything works great and everyone understands each other on the streets, he asked me through laugh: "What is the problem then?" Anyway, that morning, we just headed straight for the Galata bridge. I lie, on our way there, we stopped to have fantastic Gözleme for breakfast. Restaurant is called "Gözleme Point" and if you go to Istanbul in the near future, be sure to go there, it should not be skipped. With full bellies, somewhere around noon, we finally got to our firt destination that day. The smell of fresh sea fish can be felt everywhere, and all the fish restaurants are lined up under the bridge on both sides. Honestly, we weren't really thrilled with it, 'cause we're not big fans of fish, especially the smell, but that still didn't make us run away from there. From the picture you can see a lots of fishermen standing there day and night and just take turns. And, yes, I forgot the most important thing: the first bridge over the "Golden Horn" bay was built during the reign of Emperor Justinian in the 6th century, imagine that. It shows how dexterous their people have always been and how easily they mastered both, the land and the water. When you cross it and move a few kilometers away to the north, you can clearly see how small but present differences appear between the old and newer parts of the city. I still can't decide what I was more enchanted by, and actually don't even want to compare them, I love Istanbul whole and completely! For a long time through history, this beauty from the picture served as a watchtower for both military and commercial-civilian purposes. From its top, you can clearly see the entire surroundings from all sides. It is quite high, about 60 meters, and in order to see it entirely, you have to go into one of the alleys in close by. There was not much crowd at the entrance and the tickets were not expensive, so of course we decided to go up and climb it. The only thing that hindered us a little in our sightseeing from the top was the rain, but a real summer downpour. <3 You can see the wet parquet in the next picture. After a bunch of pictures we took there, and after we were thoroughly soaked wet so all our clothes was stuck to our bodies, we slowly descended the steep stairs to the bottom and in the meantime took some more pictures, of course, why else would we carry a phone with us everywhere. :D This is one of my favorites recorded ↓ *Now comes the slightly more colorful part -* ***BALAT****!* When I showed these next photos to my parents, they asked me if I went to Istanbul or to Cuba, hihi. So, our internal name for Balat from now on would be "Cuba in miniature". They mostly got that impression because of the "The İncir Ağacı" caffe. You'll see in a minute why. The facades are decorated with the most unusual objects, dolls, flowers and murals. The owners of shops and boutiques are friendly, talkative and smiling and ready to explain anything that interests passers-by, as well as generally everywhere in Turkey. My boyfriend said it's in their blood to be good traders, and he wasn't wrong at all. Sometimes it would seem to us that the whole city is one huge market, where in the evening they clean up, throw away garbage, cardboard, foil, and after a few hours, early before dawn, they bring out new goods ready for the next day, and so on in a circle. Here's my boyfriend, writing down our names and leaves a note saying when we visited this beautiful part of the city. I guess they won't repaint it until our next visit there, hihi. What you think, will they? I wouldn't be surprised, considering that there are a lot of tourists, the city is amazing, and these boards are really small sized. :D **That would be all for this part, I hope I managed to give you at least a little insight into my experience of this city.**

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Spread your arms Istanbul, we're coming... :D Since I love Turkish language so much (thanks to their series), and the whole culture and history we also shared once in a time, it was natural that our next trip would be to Istanbul, the only city in the world that lies on two continents; Imagine that. Let me mention that it was my first flight by plane, so the journey to there, although short, was an experience itself. We flew for about an hour from the airport in Niš to Istanbul Havalimanı. *It is interesting that the Niš's airport is named "Constantine the Great", and we all know that Istanbul used to be Constantinople earlier.* If you happen to follow tennis, you may recognize Novak Đoković's name written under the flag. Sweet, isn't it? When we landed we literally drove another 20 minutes down the runway until we got to our terminal. You can imagine how big that airport is; I'm still amazed. It is like a whole separate town, which is not impossible 'cause of everything you can find inside. Public transport is super organized, but since city is quite huge, we arrived at the lodging when it was already dark, so we ate something and went to sleep. *In the morning, we were woken up by the noise of the city, merchants, adorable people carrying a bunch of bagels on their heads and shouting "Simit....Simit" :D* We quickly dressed and got ready to go outside, eager to see as much as we could while we were there. The cats first caught my attention; many cats, lots of cats, hundreds of them. *-* Silly me, I didn't even realize that it was normal because it is a port city. They are well fed, as you can see, hihi. Food and water everywhere, for all the animals, not just cats. Dogs are well taken care of, too, that just shows how humane and good their people are. Here is the one casually riding a scooter, I'm telling you, cats everywhere; on roofs, on gutters, on the air conditioners, on chandeliers. As far as I'm concerned, this was enough to make me immediately fall in love with this place, and the best was yet to come.. We agreed that the first day would be for a tour of Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace and the whole that MUST SEE tourist package 1. I won't write much about everything individually, you probably have visited the city or you know from the school, the internet... I will just share with you a couple of pictures of the amazing Topkapi courtyard (we couldn't take pictures from the inside because there was a milions of tourisst like us and it was impossible to break through.. :) Later that day, we were summing up the impressions, walking by the Bosphorus, watching fishermen, hanging out with cats and catching the wind in our hair. What could you want more from a late summer day? In my next IST article I will write about: Galata bridge Galata Tower Balat I wish you all a pleasant day and thank you very much for reading me. <3

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Good morning people. How are you? <3 Are you in the mood for something sweet? This is the famous cheesecake in the cafe next to the Galata Tower. Now I'm just watching photos as you do, cause I've been gluten free, dairy free and white sugar free for 2 weeks now. Drinking coffee sweetened with honey right now. 🤗

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The roosters will crow soon and I'm just getting ready for bed. I'm kidding, it's not thaaat late, it's only 00:30. :D So what? (~ Metallica - So what going in my head ~) Sharing with you this photo of me when I was in Valjevo, beautiful town in Western Serbia, watching whole city from the hill caled "Marko's chair". 💓

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Holla amigos, how are we doing with piloting? :D *-* Last year my boyfriend just dragged me out of the house and didn't want to tell me where we were going ... until we got within two meters of the Aviation museum, I didn't know where he was taking me. It was a real surprise. 🥰 <3

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So delicious Istanbul *I hope you are as hungry right now as I am. If you haven't, the following pictures will surely whet your appetite. :D* ***yoğurtlu mantı in a black plate and karışık pide tarifi in white one*** Even before we left for the trip, we knew we'd come back heavier than we were. And when I say that, I don't mean 5 kg baklavas in a suitcase. Of course there was that too. Baklava is a Turkish sweet specialty, and if you go to Istanbul and don't try it, it would be like going to Paris and not seeing the Eiffel Tower, something like that. ***cevizli ve fıstıklı baklava*** Since I am from Serbia and considering that we share a part of history with the Turks, many recipes have remained with us, so these delicacies are not foreign to us at all. But we make them in a slightly different way, usually with walnuts and purchased ready-made pie crusts, which is not the case in Turkey. What I know is that if you eat baklava both in Turkey and in Serbia, you won't regret it, that's for sure. peynirli börek and ayran Burek is another essential stop in Turkey. It is made with a thicker crust than baklava, and you can choose any flavor you like. I like it best with cheese, but I don't object when someone orders me beef, spinach, potatoes burek. Ayran is something similar to standard yogurt, but it is rarer and saltier. Have you ever tried it? I really liked it and it looks like I will have to go to Turkey again just for ayran. :D :D :D ***some chocolate souffle (which is not exactly a Turkish specialty, you'll agree) and çay*** ***Türk kahvaltısı*** Türk kahvaltısı *in translation* Turkish breakfast looks exactly like this. It is important that there is a little bit of everything. Little of sweet, a little salty, cheese, fresh salad, olives, hand-kneaded thin bread and a bagel. We were very hungry that morning so we slurped out those bowls first. It was lentil soup, also a very common dish in their kitchen. ~ And that would be all for this first food article of mine. Of course, we ate a lot more than this, but you will find out about that in one of the next posts. Thanks for reading and love to all. <3

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A few words to begin with ~ About me Hi guys, I'm Bebana here, as well as on noise.cash and noise.app, but I don't remember clearly if I wrote my real name somewhere. My name is Bojana, and according to some explanations, the name Bojana represents "a woman who is brave"; "a person who really fights and who is persistent"; "a woman who is the embodiment of strength and intransigence"; "fighter"; "woman, mother and warrior". On the other hand, the less popular meaning of this female name is the one that comes from the verb "to be afraid", and means "a person who is scary"; "a woman who is a coward"; "woman who falters easily"; "a person who runs away from problems". Of course I prefer the first one. :D Sometimes, I am Bojana from the first explanation, and sometimes that other one.But that's how life works for all of us, right? Anyway, let's get on with the facts... As you could see on related platforms, my descriptions say *naturally blonde but kinda smart girl.* I like to joke a lot, especially on myself, so forgive me if I say something stupid here in the future, I will probably find it hilarious at that moment. :D Also, I love photography, movies, series, rain, delicious food, long nature walks, music, concerts, hugs....everything that makes me and other people happy. <3 I think that's enough for a start. I am glad to be here with you. ****I really do!****

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One springyautumnish day :D Taken about a month and a half ago.. We went there to collect walnuts, but of course I spent more time taking pictures around. :D

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tbt to my long hair *-* I have no idea why I shortened it then. Buut, it's been a year and it's slowly growing again.. For this length I will certainly need another year minimum :D https://noise.app/invite/stz5txai

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I think I've already shared this sweetness on NC, but I'd like it to embellish my profile here, too. 🥰 As a cat lover, I was really impressed by Istanbul. It's a port city, of course that the cats will outnumber the dogs, but that certainly didn't diminish my surprise. 😍 Are you more cat or a dog person? 😃