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![[COLUMN/KOLUMNA] Mind the Gap by Sara Al Hamad: Goodbye!/Zbogom!](https://music-box.hr/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/MindTheGap-770x511_c.jpg)
[tabby title=”ENG”] Goodbye! 2018 began with two decisions – I will stop apologising for being me and I will confront each and every problem head on while pursuing my dreams. Today, on New Year’s Eve, I am proud to say
[tabby title=”ENG”] First Christmas While I am engaging in pagan rituals, my first Christmas outside of Croatia is approaching. I was never much into celebrating it, gifts always seemed like a hassle and family time was something that annoyed me.
[tabby title=”ENG”] Networking Networking. The process in which everyone gets drunk so they don’t feel weird while repeating the same 5 sentences to different people. My first event of this type took place last Wednesday in the form of Sandbox
[COLUMN/KOLUMNA] Mind the Gap by Sara Al Hamad: Is this really happening?/Je li se ovo stvarno događa?
[tabby title=”ENG”] Is this really happening? Every now and then, shit happens. Tilting at windmills becomes much more than you can handle and you just want to crawl into your bed and cry. In my case, even the bed was
[tabby title=”ENG”] Gebeurtenissen Christmas is coming, winter is not. People are running wild on Oxford Street, there are more and more events as December approaches and I am having trouble keeping track of everything I want to see and do,
[tabby title=”ENG”] Tech me out! While I am trying to find my way in this jungle, the world is moving at a glorious pace. Due to my creative working habits, I recently embarked on a tech adventure, which started to
[tabby title=”ENG”] The Times They Are a-Changin’! So the rat race begins. I commute to work for nearly three hours, and then another three back home, with all the other happy people blessed with being too poor to live in
[KOLUMNA] “Mind the Gap” by Sara Al Hamad: Jeste li se ikada usudili sanjati velike snove?
[tabby title=”ENG”] Have you ever dared to dream big? In May this year, I decided to move to London. I quit my job in music publishing, moved back to my hometown and worked as a freelancer over the summer to
