Made in Yugoslavia

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Yesterday I made sure to catch up with some people I really wanted to meet before taking off again in a couple of days.

I ran errands, drove around, had lunch and went shopping with Becky, who originally is half Bosnian and half Croatian. Later I hung out with a friend who originally is Serbian and we watched some clips from the Swedish movie “Made in Yugoslavia” about the life of Yugoslavian immigrants to Sweden in the early 90’s – a nice conclusion to my Balkan day.

Today I will be taking care of computer-bound errands, such as signing up for the Emirates award program, updating my CV, backing up data and connecting my NAS to the network again.


Produced by: Filmkreatörerna
Written and directed by: Miko Lazic

Please define yourself

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First of all, a big kudos to this online visa application system.

We have been out shopping all day, my mother and I, and it has been a rather interesting experience.

“Wait wait, are you sure these shoes will go with my new backpack?”

I’m taking my mother on a real trip for the first time ever. Passion for fashion and perfect structure thrown into the most random, hot and humid of places. There will be quotes.

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Black goes with everything. And works well on trains and dusty buses. I’m more into “whatever” mode on the fashion part – but super excited about this trip. If I get my visa on time, that is.

Now or never

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One thing I’ve learnt is that if I don’t unpack immediately when coming home, I kind of never do.

So now the big process has begun again; sorting and washing every single thing that accompanied me on this trip, trying to find a place for my new treasures – and rediscovering my old wardrobe, my room, and all the things I have forgotten that I own.

That, and seeing family and friends, of course. It’s Saturday and I’m not THAT tired, so see you later Malmö!

All done, honey!

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I’ve had two hectic but wonderful last days in New York, spending time with the two funniest and sweetest of friends, running for important meetings, visiting a friend in the UN building, walking around, and taking care of all that was left to take care of before my take-off – back to where I will be able to drop off these 23+15kg bags and think about what will be coming up next.

Girls, thank you so much! You gave me a wonderful ending to these six months of both pleasant and unpleasant experiences. You welcomed me to your world, life and magnificent city as if I had always lived here – you made me feel at home – and very eager to come back!

I will miss you dearly!


So I just had really nice chicken with asparagus, mushrooms and white wine sauce here in the airport. As I was done, the beautiful waitress passed by, asking “are you done, honey?” – another thing I will certainly miss about NY is the excellent service – I have never tipped this much in my entire life.