Snow flowers

The red lunar eclipse

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The moon was so beautiful tonight.

Wedding hearts in Tianjin

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~Wishing them a long and happy life~

Im back in China

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I'm having problems posting on blogger. So i'm sorry to say I will post now and then.

Hope you're having a nice start to the autumn.

Care for some chocolate?

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feeling the breeze of the Black Sea

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I'm posting these refreshing photos hoping to chill the weather a bit. These days in Macedonia we have 40+ degrees.

Wishing you a great weekend!

The magic city of Sozopol, Bulgaria

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Just came back from my great holiday. Sozopol is located 35 km south of Burgas on the southern Black Sea Coast of Bulgaria. I love its cosy cafes, cobble-stoned streets, fantastic food, the serenity of the whole place.

Now I have less than two weeks at home before I go back to China. Will try to be here more often and share the amazing photos I took.
Thank you all and have lovely summer days...

Pumpkin flowers

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sunbathing...

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Rainy diamonds

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summertime...

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Moments of love...

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Macedonian skies

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I've started learning about HDR technique. It's actually a set of techniques that allow a far great dynamic range of exposures than normal digital imaging techniques.

I'm not sure if i will use it often, but so far I like it.
Have you ever used it for your photos?

It feels so nice to see these marvelous skies everyday.

Leaving...

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I left Tianjin for the summer, said goodbye to good friends, arrived home and now enjoying my time home...
Hopefully I'll be here blogging more often...

Personal stories

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A short holiday visit to Beijing.
(Tiananmen square, Forbidden city)

PicStory Tuesday

Bao zi (steamed buns)

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vinegar

filled with vegetables and meat

Bingjiang walking street, Tianjin

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flower reflections...after the rain

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Tianjin, China

Weekend Reflections

The water lily doesn't need an umbrella...

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很辛苦...

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Taking wedding photos is not easy at all in China. It's quite tiring for the newlyweds. I even felt sorry for them. Photographers I guess are very demanding. Or the couple itself.

The Italian district in Tianjin, China.

busy days..

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busy street, busy people, busy life.
STOP!
I should find time to feel the fragrance of life...

On a sunny, clear day

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you crab the camera and leave everything... because the skies like these are a rare feast for the eyes.

the new university gym and swimming pool

you see the huge blue heart...

Have a lovely Sunday!

after the rain...

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Preparing presentation on Macedonia

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A lot of Chinese are not familiar with my country, Macedonia. So, i got an assignment to present it in school this week. The problem is I've got so many photos and can't select the best. ;)

Maybe some of you are not quite familiar with Macedonia as well.
Today, I'm sharing only flowers.
Have a lovely Sunday!

Climbing the Great wall....and

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Mutianyu (慕田峪) is a section of the Great Wall of China located in Huairou County 70km northeast of Beijing.

climbing my inner wall...

Color theraphy

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Just enjoying

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I wish sometimes I could just enjoy the view, without other thoughts...

Italian-style town, Tianjin, China

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This was the Italian Concession in Tianjin in the old days, when foreign powers established their own settlements in various Chinese cities.

Standing this part of Tianjin as reminders of the past are some Italian-style villas, which used to be Italian Consulate, Italian Barracks and residences of foreign and Chinese celebrities.

The Italian style town in Tianjin City China is a pleasant surprise to the eye.

It was built in the early 1900s not far from the City center. There is a good selection of bars and restaurants, giving this part of the city a European flavor.

慢慢悠悠

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without haste...

bikes...and bikes...and more bikes...

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I always enjoy taking photos of bikes. I still find it astonishing that here in China, especially in Tianjin, there are so many bikes.

One corner

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different moments...

Hearts in between branches

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At first I wanted it to show you the big heart in between branches, then I realized there are more smaller ones. Try it for yourself how many you can see.

Guest Heart Thursday

In between dreams

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china house museum

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Opened on 2nd, Sep, 2007, Porcelain House, also known as the "China House" or Yuebao House, is located in Tianjin Commercial Center.

In September, 2002, the porcelain collector Zhang Lianzhi (张连志) spent 1 million yuan (US$125,000) buying the house. Then in the following four years, the 49-year-old Tianjin native devoted most of his time to refurnish it with hundreds of thousands of porcelain pieces dating from Tang (AD 618-907) to Qing (1644-1911) dynasties. It is calculated that more than 400 million pieces of ancient porcelain, 16 thousand pieces of ancient chinaware, 300 white-marble carvings, and 20 tons of natural crystals were used in the process.

About 80 percent of the porcelain used in the house is broken or damaged antiques.

The house is covered with various porcelain pieces such as plates, vases and figurines, making it come into the spotlight in the neighborhood. Elements of Chinese culture can be seen at every turn of the house, for example, the four "China dragons," entwining the exterior wall of the building, auspiciously symbolize the power in ancient China and is one of the dominant features in ancient Chinese architecture. Each "dragon", which has a length of more than 200 meters, is actually pieced together by mosaic of porcelain pieces.

I'm linking this heart to Guest Heart Thursday

Covered with more than 3,000 porcelain vases, the wall around the courtyard gets a very auspicious name "Ping'an Qiang" (Wall of Wellness). The pronunciation of Chinese word for vase ("ping") is the same as the word for wellness.

it's time to have a hearty rest

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If you are tired of studying, you can have a nice rest here. Or you can read a book. Or...

and enjoy the hearts around you.

More amazing heart visit Clytie of

Guest Heart Thursday

Simple beauty

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Celebrating Orthodox Easter in China

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Easter is a really big holiday in Macedonia. Since I'm in China now I celebrated with my classmates from Belarus, Ukraine, Russia.

Here are the eggs that I dyed for Easter.

This unusual technique is the traditional Slavic Orthodox Christian style of decorating eggs, using stocking and leaves.

We color with the eggs with some powder substances. But here I couldn't find any, so we used the traditional way of dying the eggs. And the healthy one. Onion peel.

Usually on Thursday before Easter eggs are dyed. The eggs are colored red, symbolizing the coming happiness in the resurrection.

On Sunday, eggs are tapped, end to end.

This is my Easter artwork and I'm so proud of it. :)

To meet amazing artists from around the world, be sure to visit "Beth's Artworx" - and join for FAT Tuesday Artists

Can we stop the time?

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Safe under the roof

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But it almost never rains here...
Oh, well, safe from the sun!

Three generations...

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Full moon mystery

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Enjoying the sunset (and my new camera)

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Three-sun reflection

I love my superzoom camera.

Nostalgic moments...

Romantic moments...

Clear and blue skies over Tianjin...

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Playing with my new camera...

Spring beauty

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I HAVE A NEW CAMERA. Yippieee..Yee haw!!!

(Canon SX 30 IS)

These are my experimental shots. I'm still learning how to use it.

Trying different modes...

When I had to study last week, the weather was wonderfully clear and sunny. Yesterday, a bit hazy. :/

It's Sunday and I'm going out taking million of photos...

Have a lovely Sunday!

Invitation to nature...

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These beautiful magnolias are just on front of the dorm.

When it's windy this is sight is quite often...

It's still not warm spring..

Cool branches...

this still needs more work to look pretty, right?

I've been quite busy lately, preparing my Chinese test. A very important one. So I won't be posting a lot next week or so.
Wishing you all a happy start to the new month.
Thank you.

Sunny inspiration

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Linking this heart to Guest Heart Thursday

Some students enjoying the sun. I was wondering what they were thinking about.
School, exams?
Their home?
Love?
Life?

It was a sunny and warm day (a litle bit windy too).
Beautiful spring days like today's remind me of home.

Wishing you a warm weekend!

The spring is here..

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Well, we've go the official spring. Yup, we have trees in blossom. Just the temperature is...

The skies are clear because there is wind.. :/

Anyhow, I was surprised and glad I found these beautiful spring messengers in our campus...

One year - Snow Flowers

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(Macedonia)

Last year on this day I started blogging, shared moments from my life in Macedonia, now in China.

Snow Flowers is growing and learning from all you dear followers.

I want to say a HUGE thank you to all the people I met here.

Well, happy birthday, Snow Flowers!

and Happy Spring Day!

Traditional hot pot

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My dear Japanese friend is far more skillful in dipping the food in the pot.

Hot pot (火锅 huǒ guō) consists of a pot in which is boiling water. While the hot pot is kept simmering, fresh veggies, meat, mushrooms, eggs, seafood are put into the pot. The cooked food is usually eaten with a dipping sauce.

In winter cold days, there's nothing like hot pot to warm you up. There are different kinds of hot pot in China. But no matter what kind you're having it's a unique experience.

Bon apetit!

Back to Tianjin...

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I'm back here at school for almost two weeks. And it's still cold. Well, it's not VERY cold, but still..
Lately I'm busy following the Japan situation, namely regarding the nuclear radiation. People here are panic-buying salt. I just went to the local market to but some veggies and saw the empty shelf where the salt was sold before. I mean, eating salt can save you???
Reading all the news online, my family is worried too.
I just hope I don't have to leave soon.
I'm praying for the people affected by the quake. My heart goes to Japan.

Yuexiu park, GZ

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Five Rams Stone Sculpture
There is a legend about the Five Rams Stone Sculpture: once upon a time, there were five immortals came to Guangzhou from the South China Sea. Their clothes were in five colors and they were riding on five rams in different colors. In the mouth of each of the rams there was a straw of paddy with six rice heads. The immortals sent the paddy to the local residents and wish them free from famine for ever. After that the immortals flied away while the five rams were left and turned into stone rams.

It seems the spring arrives earlier in GZ. These photos are taken in February.

Some warm photos from Guangzhou. This is the largest park there. It's a great place to enjoy the peaceful nature.

Eating in Guangzhou 2

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Buckwheat buns

Jing Jiang Rou si (Sauteed Shredded Pork in Sweet Bean Sauce) (Wiki) is traditional meal in North China, but I had this in Guangzhou, (South Ch.). The taste is more or the same. The only difference, in GZ, the meal was served with tiny pancakes, not with tofu wrap.

Some local salad

I wasn't feeling well the last 2 weeks, got a bad cold, terrible cough. But I'm better now. Hope I visit you more often.

Have a lovely day!

Star fruit (carambola)

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Star fruit (Wikipedia)
The taste, well, a mix of apple, plum, pear. I liked it. It's quite juicy.

I'm back in TJ. Back to school, back to cold weather.
But will post some more warm photos from Guangzhou.

Eating in Guangzhou

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Tasty buns with filling made from some meat and vegetables.

Never seen them in Beijing, nor Tianjin. I can't tell if they are only local to Guangdong.

Century eggs are eggs perserved in mixture of clay, ash, salt, lime, and rice hulls for several weeks to several months. Through the process, the yolk becomes a dark green to grey colour, with a creamy consistency and an odor of sulphur and ammonia, while the white becomes a dark brown, transparent jelly. (Wiki)

I was told not to eat many of these. I didn't like the smell, though.

White cut chiken is a Cantonese dish (this was brownish, though).

Roast goose neck. It's Guangdong (Cantonese) special dish, but I not to my taste.

Zongzi is a traditional Chinese food, made of glutinous rice stuffed with different fillings and wrapped in bamboo leaves. They are cooked by steaming or boiling. These were, I guess, filled with salted pork.

I'm leaving Guangzhou in two days. I had amazing time here, enjoying the warm (and hot)weather, enjoying the green enviroment. As for the food, I guess I'm used to Tianjin's, the Cantonese cuisine is a bit sweeter than the one up north. I mean, it's all habit.

Have a lovely start to new week and month!

Bright colors on a rainy day...

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Wine and love

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In Macedonia, majority of the people being Orthodox Christian, celebrate St. Trifun.
St. Trifun is considered the patron of the fields, the patron of the grape fields and grape owners. In his honor, 14th of february people visit vineeyards and symbolically cut one piece off the vines believing to bring a year rich with grapes.

St. Valentine is usually celebrated by young people.

Isn't it great, celebrating love with wine...
Wishing you love throughout the year.

Wishing you have each day full of love..

Happy Valentine's Day!

Happy Wine's Day!

Shenzhen's park - Window of the world

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It's a theme park in Shenzhen, a city situated on the border of Hongkong.

The park has about 130 reproductions of the most famous tourist attractions in the world.

The Italian square was really nice.

The entrance of the park.

A view of the world square.

A stunning view ffrom the 108m Eiffel Tower.

Taj Mahal

It was an amazing exprience, up there, you can feel the excitement, the fear, the awesomeness.

The Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel, France

A lot of posers in front of the Pyramids

Piazza San Marco, Venice

The Palace of Versailles

Arabic square

Japanese park

The Grand Palace of Thailand

This was a very cool ride.

A monorail Orbit.

It goes around the park, offering a breath-taking view over the whole park.

There was a Snow land.

A super fun place too.

The Statues of Easter Islands, Chille.

The Statue of Liberty

The Mount Corcovado, Brazil

The Capitol building

Mount Rushmore National Memorial

The Niagara falls

There are many many more photos, but this is already a very long post. I'll try to post some more posts soon.

We had an awesome day in the park. It's exhausting to see the whole world in 10 hours, but it was worth it.

Hope you have a lovely weekend.

my Hongkong visit

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I visited Hongkong last Sunday. It was tiring but it was worth it. HK streets are kaleidoscope of life, colors, sounds...

We only had 10 hours to see it.

I love these cute trams.

No visit to HK is complete without a trip to see the view from Victora Peak.

The peak tram ride was quite a fun.

Up there...having coffee, cheesecakes...enjoying the view

The sky terrace...

A view from the Sky terrace...

Enjoying the stunning view...

The skyscapers dazzling the eyes

Didn't have time to take ride on these cuties..

The Symphony of Lights is staged every night at 8 pm. It's the largest light and music show in the world. But as I was so looking forward to seeing it, I'm a little bit disappointed. The night laser from the skyscapers didn't present the dazzling light. It's still a pretty nice thing to do.

Bye bye HK. Hope to see you again. One day. For a couple of days, at least.

Guangzhou Martyrs' Memorial Garden

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Happy Chinese New Year!!!

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Wishing you Happy Spring Festival!!!

万事如意!!!

Happy Year of the Rabit!!!

A few more hours till Spring Festival

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People here in South China are buying lots of flowers. It's such a beautiful sight.

Wishing you all Happy Spring Festival!!!

恭喜发财

China is getting ready for the Spring Festival

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Orange trees for good luck. They place these small trees in front of the shops or in the rooms at home. I find this quite interesting. They remind me of Christmas trees.

Spring festival is on its way. Just few more days. The shops are quite busy this period.

I'll share more photos soon.

Have a great weekend.

I hope I will. I'm visiting Hongkong this weekend. :)

a new start...

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I'm waving goodbye my twenties..

Today is my last day of my 20s. I'm thinking of my last 10 years in my life. Looking back in the past many things happened but I'm ready for a new start.

Cheers to a new start!!!

Hello 30s!

Sightseeing...

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Canton tower

The weather is lovely here, not so cold as up in the north Tj.

I wish you have a great week ahead. ;)

Safe and sound

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It's been more than 10 days no posts. Where has the past week gone?
I'm now in Guangzhou for the winter holidays.

My train ride from Tianjin was really long (26 hours) but when you're mentally ready, you can survive.

I practiced my Chinese with the students going back to their hometowns.

See the upper bed? That's the third level, and you need to be skillful to get up there.

I had the middle one. :))

The railway stations in China are full, especially before the Spring Festival.

What I really admire is their waiting. Such patience!

Have a lovely weekend!

Leaving TJ...

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I'm leaving Tianjin for some time. It's winter holidays, so it's time for fun, traveling, adventures. I'm off to GZ, South China. I won't be so cold there. Can't wait for some warm weather.

Wish me luck on my 26-hour train ride.

Christmas magical reflections

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I'm having green tea with chrysanthemum.
enjoying the magic of the Christmas.

Have a warm weekend!

Weekend reflections

Merry Christmas

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Merry Christmas (Orthodox) to me and all those celebrating it today.

I celebrated it with my Japanese and Korean classmates. Well, it was not a Macedonian traditional Christmas Eve, but we had fun definitely.

Честит Божиќ!

Enjoying a festive winter outing

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Bing jiang Dao: Tianjin's Walking Street (滨江道), hundreds of stores on one long walking street. This is the place to go shopping in Tianjin. There are stores here that sell nearly every kind of clothing, shoes, jewelry, watches, and accessories. Large malls, department stores, street vendors..But it can get noisy and so tiring with all the people shouting out things they sell in the shops.

There is a great food alley where you can get Chinese, Korean, Japanese snack, skewered food, squids, hot soup, all sorts of tasty snacks.

I especially liked the skewered lamb. Honestly, I didn't like lamb that much before. But this spiced skewered lamp is just too tasty. I couldn't resist.

Tianjin Eye is a 120-metre (390 ft) tall giant Ferris wheel built in 2008. It is claimed to be the only such wheel to have been constructed over a bridge.

Chinese people don't really celebrate this New Year because they have Spring Festival, which like a Chinese New Year. (will post about it later, in few weeks.)
But they like western holidays, go shopping, enjoying the festive atmosphere.

Apart from being freezing cold, I spent a lovely day.

on 1st day on 1st month in '11

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I hope many roads will open for you in 2011.

Have a wonderful start of the year, dear blogger friends.

May you have New Year full of LOVE!

~Happy New 2011~~

HAPPY NEW YEAR *

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~ HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011 ~

On windy days...

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Having oolong tea

Sweet oranges

Dry banana chips and raisins

2 more days left till New 2011.

New Year Resolutions?

家书抵万金

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*A letter from home is worth ten thousand pieces of gold*

A Christmas card from my family.

Sun - snow delight

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Frozen art on my window.

More photos from the first snow last week. The snow is gone now, or frozen at some places.

Happy Holidays

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Merry Christmas to those celebrating it today. The Orthodox Christmas I celebrate is on 7th January.

****Wishing you warm and joyful time with your beloved ones.****
***Happy Holidays***
**Have a blessed Christmas**

The first SNOW

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Whoo hoooo...The first snow..But there was freezing wind as well. Anyhow, I did enjoyed a lot.

The eclipse or not, the moon was gorgeous

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A lamp post with lunar rays...

I'm not sure if we were supposed to see the lunar eclipse on this side of the world, but tonight the full moon was really wonderful.

Icy nature at sunset

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A ray of hope

A tree of endurance

tea time...

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Having some nice tea when outside is so cold.

and lemon tea...

The rivers and lakes in park are frozen..it's actually quite dangerous to walk on the this ice..

frozen reflections...

Sky guidance

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Which way should I go? Don't ask me, ask the sky.

Skywatch Friday

Well I'm on a diet, I guess

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I miss Macedonian food. My mom cooking, tasty cheese, fresh-baked pies, delicious bread and proper CHOCOLATE.

Today I had one of those bad days when I really miss home food. The meals that I had today were awful. Don't get me wrong I love Chinese food, but today I just picked the wrong dishes. The lunch was in our canteen, it looked good, so I picked that one. And that's it, just LOOKED good. Grhhh.

The dinner - ahhh. I went to the other canteen, the girl at the counter misheard me (I hate when this happens), so I got something else. It was too late to change it, cos the canteen was closing, so I threw it away. Again. I feel bad when throwing food. What could have I done? I tried it , but it was tasteless.

Went to the local shop, bought some small pies, and yogurt. Oh, the yogurt is sweet in China. I don't like it at all. I want real SOUR one.

Well, I can always say, I'm on a diet. I don't need too much food, right?!

A local wedding custom

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Click to see a better view.

Double Happiness 喜喜 is a Chinese symbol that is used for Chinese wedding decoration.
The Chinese symbol is composed of two Chinese characters for Happiness 喜 (xi). It is called Double Happiness.

The local custom in Tianjin is that a single 喜 decoration is put on the bride's home meaning her family is not 'double' happy since she left her parents.

So the picture I took, probably, is groom's home. :)

Visit Guest Heart Thursday to see enjoy more random hearts.

a morning surprise

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I got my first Christmas tree.

When I woke up this morning I saw a wonderful gift from Mother nature.

Lovely white Christmas tree.
Thank you so much.

Isn't it amazing?

P.s. It's freezing outside.

praying for warm days...(or possibly snow)

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Having warm green tea these freezing days...

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Every now and then

Sour..but sweet

moments in my life...

没完没了

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It's going to be a busy weekend. Books, books, and books..

Have a warm weekend everybody!

Delusive beauty

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Don't get fooled by the sunshine reflection in the water that it was a nice day for a walk. It was so cold and windy. This small lake started freezing. These days the temperature goes -5 C (23 F) at night. Still no snow :(

It's nice to be back.

Have a warm Tuesday!

My world - on Saturdays

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Every Saturday me and my classmates usually visit some nice places around Tianjin. A few weeks ago when I saw these SSS (frankly no idea what it is) I knew I was going to post them later.

Me- smiling.

Not one but three.
Super!

Standing mum smiles to her sweet child.

He is single. and sad. Where is She?

Steps into special moments.
Me and a shy girl.

So sweet.

"tea soup"
I liked it a lot.
Super!!!

Self-centered.

I was surprised to see it was so silent. I guess they don't want to scare the fish.

Many lovely shadows at night.

The last was the sumptuous dinner.

Have a great S-day!

My World
ABC Wednesday

Reflecting on my life...

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Weekend Reflections

trees at night

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It's not frost. It's the lamp post next to the tree. :)

It is still autumn. Golden one..

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The orange tree enjoying the sun rays...

Up there..alone...the last one..a pink rose!

The last green leaves...

Yellow...yellow...and more yellow...

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Enjoy your week!

Yellow Mellow Monday

Macedonian folk song on a Russian ice rink..

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Jovano, Jovanke is a traditional Macedonian folk song . It is about two young lovers separated by their disapproving parents.
This a wonderful performance by Russian ice dancers. Bravo!
I love figure skating. And I had to share this beautiful Macedonian folk here. Hope you'll like it.
Enjoy!

Colorful bell peppers

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Enjoy your colorful day!

Color Carnival

Autumn shadows

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Bench Shadows in the nearby park. Zebra shadows..:)))

Me and the pink balloon...

Ginko biloba leaves decorating the fir tree.

Since there are so many bikes here (in China) I can easily find some cool bike shadows.

A shadow heart.

I have been off Shadow Shot Sunday for some time. So today I would like to show you more photos. (kind of make up for being absent :)

Shadow Shot Sunday

The circle of life

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Homesick breeze...

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Златно лисје
дајте трошка топлина
на срцево..

golden leaves,
send some warmth
into my heart...

autumn butterflies

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I saw these lovely ginko biloba leaves near my dorm. They decorated the nearby fir tree so nicely.
I do enjoy the autumn here. ( how many times have I mentioned this? :P )

Freshness in my room...

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Colorful reflections in coffee

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Weekend Reflections

a Tangerine heart

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I've already posted this heart on my other blog, but it deserves a place here as well.

More random hearts are waiting for you at Guest Heart Thursday

Snow flowers

The red lunar eclipse

Wedding hearts in Tianjin

Im back in China

Care for some chocolate?

feeling the breeze of the Black Sea

The magic city of Sozopol, Bulgaria

Pumpkin flowers

sunbathing...

Rainy diamonds

summertime...

Moments of love...

Macedonian skies

Leaving...

Personal stories

Bao zi (steamed buns)

Bingjiang walking street, Tianjin

flower reflections...after the rain

The water lily doesn't need an umbrella...

很辛苦...

busy days..

On a sunny, clear day

after the rain...

Preparing presentation on Macedonia

Climbing the Great wall....and

Color theraphy

Just enjoying

Italian-style town, Tianjin, China

慢慢悠悠

bikes...and bikes...and more bikes...

One corner

Hearts in between branches

In between dreams

china house museum

it's time to have a hearty rest

Simple beauty

Celebrating Orthodox Easter in China

Can we stop the time?

Safe under the roof

Three generations...

Full moon mystery

Enjoying the sunset (and my new camera)

Clear and blue skies over Tianjin...

Spring beauty

Invitation to nature...

Sunny inspiration

The spring is here..

One year - Snow Flowers

Traditional hot pot

Back to Tianjin...

Yuexiu park, GZ

Eating in Guangzhou 2

Star fruit (carambola)

Eating in Guangzhou

Bright colors on a rainy day...

Wine and love

Shenzhen's park - Window of the world

my Hongkong visit

Guangzhou Martyrs' Memorial Garden

Happy Chinese New Year!!!

A few more hours till Spring Festival

China is getting ready for the Spring Festival

a new start...

Sightseeing...

Safe and sound

Leaving TJ...

Christmas magical reflections

Merry Christmas

Enjoying a festive winter outing

on 1st day on 1st month in '11

**** HAPPY NEW YEAR *****

On windy days...

*家书抵万金*

Sun - snow delight

Happy Holidays

The first SNOW

The eclipse or not, the moon was gorgeous

Icy nature at sunset

tea time...

Sky guidance

HAPPY NEW YEAR *

家书抵万金