when you are coming from a small eastern european country, and especially from one that is not perceived so well in the world like Serbia is (so basically that little that people usually know about us is crap), then you are not surprised about different steretypes and prejudices people might have about you or your people. – …
My friends sent me this pic today… My favourite pizza… I hate them… and I miss home…
——————————————————————-*Update: Apparently, the link was wrong 🙂 Now it should be OK…——————————————————————-Since flickr allows only 200 photos with free subscription and I`m not willing to pay any money to them (at least not yet :P), I created my own gallery with all my photos at http://www.ic2003.org/~nino/Photo. In a couple of days I`ll add some interesting …
damn… it`s my birthday and here I am, working at 00:22… what have I become? 🙂worst thing is – I don`t mind… grrrr, hate myself sometimes…
So I`m back in Istanbul… 10 days in Belgrade and another 5 in Cairo and I`m finally back… And to be honest, don`t know if that`s good or not… I love this city and people I live with and my job especially, but still… In next couple of weeks we`ll see if it`s just another …
… and it feels gooooooooooooooood 🙂
Going home tomorrow for vacation… Can`t wait…
Photos from Cappadocia Tour are at http://photos.yahoo.com/fadil_jusufi
If you happen to know someone with strong AIESEC experience that might be interested in long-term CSR traineeship in Microsoft Pakistan, with good employment opportunity after the traineeship, please let me know (b-nikolj(@)microsoft.com or nikola.jovanovic(@)gmail.com)… Cheers from Istanbul!
I simply love my traineeship… Just when you think it can`t get any better then this, you receive a funny call and an invitation to travel to Egypt 😀Anyways, these are my travel plans for the near future: Next weekend – Cappadocia Tour (http://www.aiesec.org.tr/cappadociatour)Next week – Cairo, Egyptbeginning of August – Belgrade, Homeend of August …