Zdravo! I’m looking for someone to practice Serbian . I’ve been studying Serbian language for some time but I need someone to practice with I can offer Spanish and English in exchange. Vidimo se!

In my country there is a unique job but I’m not sure if that activity can be called “job” anyway is called “franelero” which means someone who carries a cloth. So when people is looking for a place to park their car in busy and public areas the guy called “franelero” guides you by shaking the cloth to a place where you can park, after parking you have to pay him for guiding you and watching your car while you’re doing your stuff (eating in a restaurant, doctor appointment, etc) Some people (me included) prefer to pay them because they are afraid of them (meaning if you don’t pay them they can damage your car) I believe this is just a sort of Mexican mafia but too many people make a living as a “franeleros”

If I’m traveling on my own I like to stay in a hotel spa and enjoying the services they offer such as massage, hot tub and all that relaxing stuff but if I’m travelling with my toddler and husband I definitely prefer Airbnb with garden, pool and other facilities so we can have some more space specially for my toddler also we can cook and have a barbecue!

Usually in my country people eat a lot of carbohydrates and fat for breakfast, but also depends of the lifestyle of each person. For example, is common to see people who work early (6-7 am) and use public transport to get to their workplace eating tamales a type of food-street made out of lard. Some people prefer a healthier option and they go for some green smoothies and juices. After 10 am, tacos, quesadillas and garnachas (street-food) are quite popular. I have to say that I’m not a big fan of this kind of food and prefer just protein, fruits and fish and I’m not used to have any breakfast but a lot of coffee instead.

If I had to go to live the rest of my life to a uninhabited island I would take with me the book “You can heal your life” by Louise Hay. I’m not going to say that that book changed my life, but taught me to love myself and loving myself changed my life. I’ve read this book many times and every time I read it is like the first time. I actually like all the philosophy of Louise Hay and I love her.