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Mary Murphy
June 24, 2019
I read this morning that on this day, back in 1386 , St John of Capistrano, leader of the 1456 Battle of Belgrade, was born.
I read this morning that on this day, back in 1386 , St John of Capistrano, leader of the 1456 Battle of Belgrade, was born.
I’ve been giving a lot of thought this week to the transiency of life. I’ve been paying more attention than usual to what I do
One of the first things that struck me about Oslo was the amount of green in the city. There are parks everywhere. And those parks
Get the phone call – revise the route – hop on a train – and enjoy the best of Serbian hospitality. Just another Sunday in
Cocktail hour in Belgrade. I’m chatting to a rather charming and very gallant gentleman who definitely has noble blood running through his veins. He tells
I know my history – or at least after three plus years of living in Budapest, I know more history than I used to know.
Belgrade. 10.23 pm. Minibus finally arrives. The journey back to Budapest begins. I’m tired, cranky, and still plagued by stomach cramps. It’s going to be
In the capital city of a country that boasts an average wage of €386, I was gobsmacked to see the monetary reverence with which musicians
I remember as a child being confused by beauty and attractiveness. I’d stumbled upon the world of Mills and Boon while staying with an aunt
