“Continue to live for moments that make your heart smile
wider than your face could ever imagine.”
I like cancelled plans.
And empty bookstores.
I like rainy days,
And thunderstorms.
And quiet coffee shops.
I like messy beds and
over-worn pajamas.
Most of all, I like
The small joys that
A simple life brings.
L I G H T S
I HAD YOU
Last night I had a dream that felt like a
memory. A glimpse of what could have been.
Crossed signals from another life.
Where instead of all of this, I had you.
And life was exquisitely simple. And we were
desperately happy.
LANG LEAV
“You’re scared of the way I make you feel, because you don’t want to feel anything”
Maya Banks
I left her,
Because I thought she could do better.
And now we’re apart,
Apart from each other’s arms.
I wonder,
What if I should have been
Better for her.
Pseudycus
Take some time to unwind…
I love a Sunday I can spend with my beautiful family, out and about in nature, chasing waterfalls and the sun…
This is Lisine, a waterfall in central Serbia. It’s truly such a romantic spot, and also very relaxing. We enjoy coming here some weekends to unwind. It’s perfect for lunch, they have cute restaurants that look just like those old wooden houses 🙂
Food is my religion
I have honestly asked myself a couple times if I should become a food blogger because of how obsessed with food I am… can’t stop talking about it, can’t stop taking pictures of my meals and sharing them;
Which is such a strange behavior if I think about it, but it’s so satisfying on a personal level, I can’t even explain it. So here we go again…
I went to Pouchkine for macarons and an iced cream coffee, so tasty. Another day to Noglu for a gluten free breakfast, which was nice – but my favorite bakery remains Chambelland, they make by far the most delicious sweets, pies & pastries. Also had a beautiful dinner at Miznon, an Israeli restaurant with my boyfriend.
If I had a life motto, it would be just that…
I keep seeing posts online of people being so excited about the next thing in their lives… they can’t wait for what happens next, and most of what they seem to be doing is wishing to be already then, but once it’s happening, it’s a blur because they’re still thinking about whatever happens after that…
It’s kind of exhausting and sad, in my opinion. There’s so many awesome moments that they’re not fully enjoying, and it’s like – just stop, because it’s worth it. I practice comfort & pleasure. I dwell in the little precious moments, and I love just being in the present. It makes me feel empowered and relaxed. There’s a beautiful inner happiness from doing that, so I encourage you to try it as well.
My boyfriend and I went to this amazing Israeli restaurant in Paris, named “Shouk” the food there is extravagantly tasty. In appearance simple, it’s actually elaborated in savor, a good cuisine that fills you up pretty neatly. Then we had coffee at “Craft”, cute spot.
“When in doubt, book that ticket and go”
En route for Las Vegas !
I have a love-hate relationship with this city. I mean it’s an odd place, everything seems grandiose and completely unbelievable because we’re in the middle of the desert… the air is dry, and the heat is crushing.
But at the same time, you’ve got all that luxury before your eyes. They say it’s America’s favorite playground, and I do have to agree on that. The sentence “anything is possible” makes sense there, whatever you’re searching for, you might find it. It’s not like L.A. where people come with their dreams, here it’s all about having a good time without considering consequences.
Which is why I do not like the general ambience there. I just find it fascinating, it’s like a trip down the rabbit hole, where you get to see all the curiosities hidden from wonderland.
