<p>In this episode, I sit down in the studio for a more reflective, radio-style conversation about life here in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina.</p><p>It’s Orthodox Easter weekend here, and as always, it brings with it food, family, tradition… and a reminder of how different life can be when you choose to live in a country far from where you were born.</p><p>I talk about:</p><p>* The difference between Easter in the UK and Bosnia</p><p>* Village life and traditions (including roast pig and “death by food”)</p><p>* The recent flooding here in northern Bosnia</p><p>* Getting back into walking at 73, and feeling it!</p><p>* A chance encounter with a badger on a quiet country road</p><p>* Why I’ve removed browsers from my phone</p><p>* Slowing down, meditation, and the pressure we put on ourselves in later life</p><p>* Plans for hiking in Zenica next week</p><p>* And why I’m beginning to think more seriously about legacy, storytelling, and building my own website</p><p>This is a slower, more personal episode, less about information, more about reflection.</p><p>If you’ve ever thought about living abroad, slowing down, or simply making sense of life as you get older, you might find something here.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://www.coffeeandrakija.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&#38;utm_campaign=CTA_2">www.coffeeandrakija.com/subscribe</a>