On the day the photo was taken, Johnny was honored with the Gold Medal of Merit during the Serbia’s Statehood Day for his “outstanding merits in public and cultural activities, especially in the field of film art and the promotion of the Republic of Serbia in the world” and his contributing on the expansion of the country’s art scene with “Puffins Impossible”, the new season from the “Puffins” series, that different from the first season, was entirely made in Serbia (instead of Italia) making this the first animated series totally produced in the country.
Up until now, “Puffins Impossible” is comprised of 54 episodes of 5 minutes each. The first season, with 18 episodes, is set to be available for purchase or rental on the Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Google Play, Chilli TV and Tatatu, being the first 3 episodes set to be released on April 8, 2022.
having lyrics addressing how mental health is just completely dismissed coupled with all that religious imagery in the staging hits incredibly hard when the cultural mindset in serbia is one of “mental illness isnt real you just need to go to church”
My friend told me that autumn is the state of mind, not just a season. As for recently, I couldn’t agree more. The last couple of weeks were filled with ups and downs (luckily more ups than downs). I’ve spent my days with my mom, my friends, and doing things that I love. The new academic year officially started. Even tho that now I live in Belgrade, last week I was constantly going between my hometown and my home now. Traveling by bus isn’t new to me. By this time I’ve gotten used to it. What’s new for me is the rush of reminiscence while traveling. I’m surrounded by other people, and yet my main focus is my head. I think about the past, my father, and how I miss him. I think about my childhood and my friends at home. Also, I can’t stop thinking about my mom. I’m so grateful to her. I’m so grateful for all people in my life that I can call family and friends. But then, there it is. Even with all of this, there is still a feeling of emptiness. That feeling is always here at this time of year. Maybe that’s me. Or maybe, it’s just autumn.
Posmatrajući ljude iz svoje okoline primetio sam da često objašnjavamo osećaj ili situaciju bez toga da upitamo sami sebe zašto se to dogodilo ili koje je posledice ostavilo na nas same. Zapisivao sam njihova pitanja koja su postavljali sami sebi. Zapisivao sam pitanja koja sam ja postavljao njima. Na kraju sam se odlučio da grupišem to u kartice koje se nalaze pred vama.
Pred vama se nalaze 30 kartica u formi GIF-a. Većinskim delom kartica sadrži jedno pitanje, malo njih je sa dva. Pitanja su raspoređena u 6 kategorija (uverenja, navike, odnosi sa ljudima, karakteristike, ljubavm i lično). Na pitanja odgovarate tako što screenshot-ujete gif i dobijete karticu.
Iskreno se nadam da ćete uživati u njima i da će vam pomoći, kao što su i meni i mojoj okolini.
Me watching Serbia: but… they’re translating that wrong… missing the point… it’s not “god has forsaken me i’m left on my own” it’s “god has forsaken me i don’t have medical insurance”
(because she’s an artist and therefore needs to be healthy to live and to work, thats the whole point of this controversial song…)
The Kingdom of Serbia was created when the ruler of the Principality of Serbia, was crowned king in 1882. The Principality of Serbia, suzerain to the Porte, had expelled all Ottoman troops by 1867, de facto securing its independence.
A decree allowed Serbs to use their own maritime flag in 1835. The colours are the reverse of those on the flag of Russia, the warranter of Serbian rights in relations with the Ottoman Empire. The double-headed eagle and the shield on its chest were adopted in late medieval Serbia under the Byzantine influence.
In 1918, Serbia joined with the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs to form the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, later known as Yugoslavia.
