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... one of these guys doesn't win soon." Yeah right, thats not what caused me to miss my bus.<br><br>I went back to the hostel, managed the final packing, and by 9PM was all set to pick up and leave in an hour with the Spanish girls. They were taking the bus to Mostar in Bosnia 10 minutes after mine. I checked accommodation for Sarajevo, and didn't find anything for my first day (Monday), so booked myself in for Tuesday. I'll walk around Sarajevo on Monday finding accommodation, no ...

... so large chunks of the town are closed off and there's a lot of extra security round the american embassy. This continues all day and provides some rather marvelous traffic free riding. I also see the Sava church for the first time; its huge. I've been rather poor at sightseeing; its such an effort to get around. The pavements are rough and constantly obstructed, the roads lethal and crossing the ...

... It's probably a bout of homesickness as I've been on the road two months but I miss seeing people I know and being able to function easily. Everything requires research and guesswork and the mental effort is irritating. Also the last place I met actual backpackers was Vienna; the opportunities of sitting down for a beer with like minded people haven't been there. If I'm not enjoying the experience then is the trip worth continuing? It will become much more ...

... Eating a supper of pizza and beer on the steps of Belgrade train station is definitely something I'd recommend doing at least once. It's probably just as well I had the beer- the first time I had sat on these steps a copper had asked what I was doing and then directed me to the train station café-bar ("Pivo that way!) when it became apparent I was English (that is the kind of service I'd like in our country.) With the train about to depart I ran ...

Friday: Today started out nice, calm, and normal. I rode my bike to class at a leisurely pace, ate a calm relaxing lunch, and enjoyed a very interesting and thought provoking intercultural relations class. It's so interesting learning about ones own culture when learning about the culture of others; it's essential really. Simple things like the tone of your voice, which is completely subconscious to us, can be so easily misinterpreted by other cultures. After class, I ...

... find a reasonably priced one in the city centre. Well, I think that this hotel is our first real taste of their communist past! This hotel looks like it was a former apartment building converted into a hotel and it is exactly how I imagined a hotel in Belgrade to look like! Enjoying this hotel actually and the feel of it...Something that I've never really experienced I guess, so I'm delighted! The walls in the corridor are falling apart ...

... ball. Thrilling and scary! So we made a wonderful soup with the veggies. We wanted to buy some chicken to make the broth with, but its hard to find here. They eat mostly beef or pork. Mind you they have many farm with chickens, but they are for eggs not meat. We ended up going to her friends house, Donna and getting chicken from her. Apparently she buys it in bulk and then fills the freezer. Donna is a character! She is maybe 70-75 years-old and my best ...

... and trash was everywhere, and it seemed that absolutely no effort had been taken to preserve any sense of splendor, beauty, or warmth in the city. The people were hard and seemed depressed, although I don't reckon they knew they were depressed. After learning that Serbs require a visa to visit just about any other country, making them quite literally prisoners in their own home, I realized that they have no basis for comparison. This is their home, this is what ...

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