Life On The Road

 After Tunisia in 2015, we moved to Saudi Arabia. Actually, Darko went straight to Arabia, and Nina and I went back to Serbia to get our visas for Arabia. It took us three months to get visas. I don't know how much you know about Saudi Arabia, but this is a very conservative country. There is no tourist visa, and you can only enter this country for work or if your spouse work there, and you are going to visit him/her. It is a very religious country, and it is known as the birthplace of Islam. Both, Meca and Medina are located in the Saudi Arabia. The entire country is run by Sharia law ( it is derived from the religious precepts, the Quran and the Hadith). The country is very rich, since they are very famous for oil producing. They are world's largest oil producer and exporter. The climate is not the best. At least, I didn't like it. It is too dry, too hot, and too much sand. Arabian Desert is dominating in Saudi Arabia's geography, so the dryness, hotness, and the s...

I am so bad in being persistent, it is a shame. I have no idea how I played volleyball for 15 years, without stopping it. This blog keeps popping in my head, and I always find an excuse not to write or even to visit this webpage. So, yesterday I came back here and read few posts and it brought memories back. Memories of every place we visited. So, I decided to write about places we have been to since my last post. It feels good to read something you wrote a while ago, and had the exact feeling like you had while writing it. It is also good to practice English. :) As of right now, I wanted to say hello again. We are currently in North Cyprus (Turkish Republic of North Cyprus). Before I start on Cyprus, I want to write about other places where we have been before here.  Just to have on track places where we have lived in. So, next post will be about Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. I hope you have a wonderful day, and talk to you soon! :) P.S. It feels good to be back.