You'll see, in eight to ten months, the midwives will be doing brisk business. If thiss were to last a hundred year or so, there would be more of us than the Albanians.
Nothing lasts longer than curfew.
In Kosovska Mitrovica, referred to by cynics as Mostarska Mitrovica, more because of an excess of bridges than because of similarity with divided Mostar, curfew is generally peaceful. In fact, it is too peaceful and that is a dangerous state for a people who have definitely decided to fight. And because of this, many are predisposed to claim that the recently introduced curfew has become as unnecessary as a good attorney after a divorce. Shit is happening during the day, as demonstrated by the most recent incident last week and the bombing of Serbs and French KFOR troops by the Albanians. These days Dolce Vita is doing business at a brisk pace, as are the other cafes and restaurants.