Bosnia doesn’t really seem to have weekends, and it is primarily Muslim. Therefore, Christmas on a Sunday in Sarejavo has about as much effect as Diwali falling on a Thursday in Brisbane. We, however, have been in contact with family, have managed to put presents under a tree and will have a meal suitable to the -6° outside. I must say that Christmas Sarajevo is by no means the only new experience.

We had a small earthquake yesterday (4.1 was the judges score).  I have never experienced an earth tremor until now – and we have seen plenty of things that leave us scratching our collective heads..

Merry Christmas all from Bosnia

Don’t die with the music in you. He dances like a maniac on a drug of some sorts for hours every day in the city centre. No idea why -a boy just needs a hobby I guess.

The only thing we have not witnessed is seeing people holding hands in yellow underwear. Way too cold for that nonsense!

“Fatima, our sign’s not working!”

No comment – because I have no idea what this is about.

The Pigeon Man goes to the square at different times every day and the sky becomes filled with pigeons. How do the pigeons know?