Hello! there is a wonderful challenge posted on the
Belles 'n Whistles blog, that I like very much! Unusual and totally original! :) It's called
"Where do they live. The idea is to show all the different places in the world where
Belles 'n Whistles stamps reside.
There is a great prize to be won, two lucky winers will receive the whole new set of BnW stamps! How awesome is that?!
Here are the details that are posted on the BnW blog:
1) Show me a view! Where do your Belles 'n Whistles stamps live?
2) Show me a Belles 'n Whistles stamp inside this photographic view.
3) Post your creative pic on your blog, being sure to link back to our Belles 'n Whistles challenge here...so that people don't think you are nuts!So, as the challenge itself is totally different, I thought I would try to do something different, too. I'm from Serbia (Europe) and I live in a very pretty small town.
At first I wanted to take a photo outside, so you can see all the pretty nature here, but that wouldn't show you what Serbia really is.
So, I decided to show you some bits of my country through traditional souvenirs that I have in my home. Something that you should see if you ever come here as a tourist. When Belle first arrived here, last summer, she wanted to get to know her new home country and this is what I showed her, she totally loved everything! ;)

So, on the photo from the left you can see Basil, something that every (or almost every) house here has . It is used for preparing the holy water for Easter and "Slava" (home patron Saint). You can't really see the typical serbian house in this photo (sorry, I'm a bad photographer), but you can see the roof. :) "Licidersko srce" (the heart thing) something that I loved to eat when I was a child, you can buy them at every fair here, they are very tasty. Then we have a funny "Serbian family" postcard (funny but true lol), a pipe, traditional Serbian shoes called "opanci" and a traditional instrument called "frula".

And this is where I keep my Belles 'n Whistles stamps.
Oh, and I forgot to say, Belle even learned how to dance "kolo" (a traditional Serbian dance), in fact she loved it here so much, that she invited some of her friends to come too, needless to say they decided to stay here for good and I think there are yet, many more to come! :)
Thanks for stopping by! :)
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