WTF x 50
May 6, 2009
My friend and i went to see the Younger than Jesus exhibition today. 50 artists from 25 countries all under 33. Sounds really inviting, i know. Our opinions on the exhibits were as different as day and night are. I saw spinning staircase, a boring retail piece taken from a department store, she saw life leading nowhere. I suggested i could bring my broken radiator to send the world a message that the ice age is coming. However, my idea didn’t get accepted with clapping and thrills of excitement as i imagined it might and i was even called an art mocker on top of that. Well…


I’m fiiine!!
April 17, 2009
For someone so seriously in love with the City that never sleeps i haven’t been feeling that connection much lately. Too many people. Too loud. Too fast. Too cold. … No one. Too quiet. Too slow. Too hot. All of the sudden i don’t want to be bothered talking to the guy at the register, explaining him why i need to buy 15 boxes of Kleenex. A moment later i’m cursing the world with a homeless guy who’s giving me a free therapy and sharing his views about my situation that is obviously not even close to his life problems, packed in a cardboard box. Why the hell does the Indian taxi driver need to know why i’m sobbing on the back sit of his yellow office on wheels? I’m sure, my boss’s dog walker could also do without the front row Broadway drama i let out on him the other day. Broken heart comes with a broken personality? It’s like being thrown in the middle of the ocean with the waves pushing you wherever they want to – one day you see the beautiful sand shore in front of you, the next moment, you’re trying to swim away from the rocks you’re about to hit. I’m a non-pregnant woman with all the symptoms of one that actually is. Lets work 14 hours a day to forget about it – can i have a day off, i feel too tired to even breath. I have to call him – lets burn the pictures. I can’t eat anything – i never have enough chocolate for emergencies like that. Don’t feel sorry for me – why don’t you check in on me every 5 minutes of the day?! I’ll save all the money and travel somewhere far to reset my views on life – ah, i need two pairs of Calvin Klein jeans, new iPod, some purple grandma plant and a glittery blue fish for my room… all the stuff to feel the emptiness that suddenly appeared. It works. For the first two hours. Then you see that even Calvin gets stained, the fish’s water needs to be changed, you need to take care of that grandma plant, and your break-up music on your new iPod sounds just as sad as it did before.
I guess when you tell your parents about every major movement and decision you made in your life, things get serious. They get worried so much that they are virtually packing your bags and having you sitting on the first plane going back home. It’s the same with your closest friends. You can see their faces, tears that they share with you, how they are on your side and your side only, 360° and more (even when you’re acting like the biggest jerk), sending chocolates in packets and courage in their voice over the ocean. You can only imagine, how desperately i wanted to just hop on the plane and come home for some real face-to-face conversations, or just to cry for hours in a giant hug, with someone telling me that everything will be ok. Somehow I knew that already. Now i have to accept it. Start with the little silly things like stopping to admire a bird’s nest, looking at magnolias proudly showing off in their favorite time of the year. Children laughing. Dogs running. Saxophone playing in the distance. Rays of sun coming through the leaves… Corny things like that. I’ve been told it helps. Getting drunk sounds so much easier.
On those rare days of extreme uplifts when you feel there’s no mountain high enough, no ocean wide enough, when you could just pick up the whole entire earth, spin it on one finger and throw it in a giant basket ball hoop, screaming scoooore, everything seems normal again. But it’s not. It’s just me now. Me. A new fact i have to adopt as an opportunity or a key if you want, to unlock new doors and see what’s behind them. And not just routinely, with excitement and passion, just as i once did! Bla bla bla…

Today I lost a shoe. Don’t even ask how. But then I thought, well, aren’t break-ups just like losing a shoe? How will I get to work with just one shoe??! Jumping on one foot seems like a smart thing to do for a while but soon you realize that not only you’re out of breath, but your other feet is hurting and people are looking at you funny. It makes you sad knowing that even if you get a new shoe to match the one you got left with, it will only be a fake, one night stand replacement. But the next thing you know, you’re walking down the 12th avenue, half shoe-less and not even carring anymore. As they say – it’s plenty of shoes out there. You just have to find the ones that fit perfectly.
Arooba-dooba-doo or falling in love with Jeff Buckley
March 22, 2009
Gosh, this will be hard to put in words. I feel i should wait a month or two to process every day of the trip separately, or even better, every hour, than leave it breathe for a while for my mind to absorb it and start realizing it as something that REALLY happened. Surreal spiritual experience that started the second my plane landed in Aruba. And to be able to go through all of that with someone you care that much about and respect with no end is what i call living it large!
















Lost in the wind ali Kam izginjajo naše najljubše knjige?
February 2, 2009
Vir: www.pocestnica.si
In sickness & in health…
January 18, 2009



















No Longer Lost…
November 30, 2008
Drobtinice od tu in tam
November 8, 2008
Drum roll puh leeze, i’m alive!
August 22, 2008

One very Steel Magnolia
July 23, 2008
It doesn’t happen all that often that you meet remarkable people. Even in NY. Shirley MacLaine is definitely one of them. She was introducing her eleventh book (well, yeah, she’s been around for a couple of… decades lol) at the Barnes & Noble bookstore. From my personal point of view listening to her was hugely uplifting. It was quite obvious that everyone was charmed by her playful wittiness, forwardness, knowledge and life experience. Obviously the store needed to be closed at some point but she didn’t allow herself to be bothered by her publicist, reminding her nicely, it’s was almost time to start signing the books. “I’m not in a hurry. I’m having fun!” And another 30 minutes went by. People were waiting at the bookstore since early afternoon, just to get the autograph and a little chat with her. Needless to say it was v-e-r-y crowded. So this time, since i always come fashionably late (each time with a good reason), i was sure i’m not getting in. Press or no press, i’m not climbing over or elbowing through hundreds of these people, because they’d probably kill me anyhow. I did however talk to her publicist over the phone earlier that day, arranged the accreditation and everything. I got his number through someone who knows the guy who knows the woman who knew the guy and then that guy knew David Brown. So, i didn’t want all that hustle to be worth nothing, so i’ve done what needed to be done – went to someone who worked at Barnes & Nobles and seemed important enough to understand how important i was. Hahaha. “Excuse me, coming through. Press. Excuse me, press, coming through.” I did nothing but follow that guy and this was by far the most unbelievable experience as a press ever. People from the beautiful land of Kekec could actually learn something from it. You’re treated as an very important part of the whole charade thing around here, not like some kind of annoying human being with flashing light and big lens. Well, anyway, i’m turning this into another blog that doesn’t make any sense…
I hate how people don’t want to believe me. Just because i won an Oscar, 3 Emmies, 10 Golden Globes and wrote 11 bestsellers doesn’t necessarily mean i own a gold mine!
Omg, i cannot believe this is happening again. Ok. Ok. Ok. Shirley, sweetie, calm down. It’s ok. Back to the loving place, back to the loving place…
X files, Crossroads, Wolevs & Happy Birthdays
July 21, 2008














