I'm sure if I went to a country where women are not supposed to drink alcohol and asked for a beer, they would throw me in jail. But if I went to a country where women can drink, sat in a bar and asked

I am going to mute you. I don't need to see more sexist content, especially here where I come to read good stuff and escape from an otherwise harsh reality we fight everyday to improve and make better

I was intrigued by that part "Rather for women who do not like bitter beer". I am a woman and I am a beer lover - mostly I love bitter beer. And all the women I know do too. I don't know what

Hahaha. That's the idea: Explore as much as possible while you can, so you can make a smart pick when it is time to retire :)

Thank you! :) Behind the clouds there is a majestic mountain, but without it in the picture, it still looks great. The kinds of places you would like to go retire in an older age.

Thank you! :)

I was getting a message according to which the website was available to be purchased. No idea.. The house on the other hand is the guesthouse i was staying at. They have these cute little houses which

Thank you! Best of luck to you too! :)

Thank you actually :)

Thank you. Indeed, I have taken thousands of photos in this place. This one is among my favourites though, because a clear sky does not happen often at such mountainous locations.

Thank you! Just upvoted and reviewed yours :)

Wow! Was the photo taken in close proximity? Was it not dangerous?

Thank you. It is a small village in Northern Albania - here is the Google Map link for more photos uploaded by people: As you can see for yourself, literally everyone can take great shots with such abundance

Colors, definitely.

I am a woman, and not particularly fond of makeup. I use it sometimes, but most of the time I leave the house wearing only mousse on my hair, and I feel very confident about myself. I hang out most of

This gives me the feeling of a hole in my stomach. The saddest thing I have seen for days.

Wow, that is interesting. I didn't know Portugal had lower numbers of religious practisers compared to the rest of the Mediterranean. The reason behind it even more interesting, and then the part where

The Wikipedia information is correct; Islam is religion number one followed by Catholicism and then Orthodoxy in Albania. Kanun however was completely secular, and at the time it was drafted and started

The Fulbright Student Program. The ambassador thing is sort of metaphorical; given that the program is based on exchange of students, they are considered to be 'cultural ambassadors' of their home countries

I am a Fulbright alumnae. I came to the US to study politics and I have an MA degree in International Relations thanks to Fulbright. Probably the best experience (and achievement) of my life; an extraordinary