In the corner of the small room of my childhood and a good part of my youth stood a "mojca", a popular folding armchair at the time. Maybe those armchairs were really made in a Slovenian factory, or it just sounded Slovenian to me because of the name, and it was made, for example, in Paraćin, like "žvazbuka". Who knows? Only, I spent years on "moja". Mostly sitting, less often lying down. In one growing up, I "spent" two of them. Before buying t…
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In the corner of the small room of my childhood and a good part of my youth stood a "mojca", a popular folding armchair at the time. Maybe those armchairs were really made in a Slovenian factory, or it just sounded Slovenian to me because of the name, and it was made, for example, in Paraćin, like "žvazbuka". Who knows? Only, I spent years on "moja". Mostly sitting, less often lying down. In one growing up, I "spent" two of them. Before buying t…