The Newborn sign delivered on the day Kosovo's independence was declared.
Out and about: Statues and creepier statues
One of many old mosques
Buy Albanian
Another mosque
The museum of history.
And some random tanks left in the yard....
And some random Jewish stuff laying around in the yard.
Prishtina's urban landscape is a mix of brand new buildings and broke down brick houses.
Translated: Bleq Shqip (Buy Albanian) & I vote, you vote, he/she votes, we vote, they profit.
Patrick and I get some lunch at a super cute French Brasserie.
Prishtina's stadium. Also where I will see Snoop Dogg perform on July 10th
Just one of a series of ridiculous advertisements for Turkey resorts featuring
this terribly depressed child.
These posters were about a protest rally against the Minister of Education's
ban on head scarfs in school. Bad move. Kosovo is a Muslim nation.
Lunch with two grumpy old men
This god-awful concrete creation was a World War II memorial
Prishtina and the decorative power plants in the distance
A semi-destroyed street light
Graffiti and Posters
Patrick takes a visit to Prishtina's University hospital Infectious Disease ward.
How bad was it?
"Picture this: There are no outlets in the room. No AC. The drainage pipe in the bathroom has a syringe in it minus the needle and spiders in the bathtub. There is some sort of splooge all over the faded pink walls and the curtains are old high school gym curtains. The windows are taped shut with gauze tape. The doctor, while talking to me was smoking in his office."
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