About me
Being a society bee, I often attend nice events and then fume inside because there is nowhere to write about them, and insult the organizers. At the same time, I get yelled at by my friends who feel left out of the bitchin’ party, or the enlighening artistic event, because I am too lazy to write or pick up the damn phone. As one of my friends put it, I only keep the phone because of the vibrations.
Besides, I like to be in the know, and I get reasonably upset when my nice friends go and have fun without telling me.
So, I did what any self-righteous Albanian-American society-hungry, honey-bee would do, I created a blog.
You will hopefully find here where the best of Albo younglings spend their money, and where can you spend yours, how much fun me and my beautiful friends had last nights, what jewelry i’d like for my birthday and any kind of superfluous, glittering, “flying with leeks up your heinie” thought i can scrounge up.
Politics, deep thoughts, pure philosophy and any kind of profound thought are NOT part of this blog.
Language of choice is English and Albanian (mostly English since I need to perfect my Linguistic skills)
Thank you for visiting and enjoy my honey.
for emailing, please use: blertapw@hotmail.com
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Hey you, Im not going to call you unless you leave your phone on vibrate and not put it close to your ear..
Ilir - January 1, 2007 at 1:09 pm
me pelqen shume pamja e re e blogut tend, pershendetje
tetena - February 7, 2007 at 6:04 am
flm tetena po e ndryshova perseri. nuk po gjej shume rehat keto kohe…
bletebzz - February 8, 2007 at 4:44 pm
ka vdekur mbreteresha?
tan xhelo - February 8, 2007 at 4:56 pm
the queen is dead, long live the queen!
bletebzz - February 8, 2007 at 10:01 pm
great blog. keep on posting!
Joe QuJoeiJoennJoe - February 14, 2007 at 5:30 am
Blete moj Blete
Lexoje, msoje dhe shperndaje neper miq e armiq.
Love to see you there
Er
Return/-Departure
This Sunday the Abingdon Theater hosts Return-/Departure, a preview of
video work from Kosovo and Albania. The works, produced by Driton
Hajredini, Alban Muja, Nikolin Bujari, and Alban Hajdinaj, engage the
conditions of inherited context and periphery through structures of
religion, sex, vandalism, and WWF Wrestling.
Please join independent curator Chris Reitz (New York) in conversation
with artist Driton Hajredini (Kosovo) after the screening for drinks
and some light Q&A.
Doors open at 7:30, screening starts at 8.
Sunday, February 18th
8 PM
Abingdon Theatre
312 west 36th just west of 8th Ave
eriola - February 16, 2007 at 3:25 pm
Yo, I just wanted to holla at ya!
R – e – s – p – e – k
its - March 8, 2007 at 2:48 pm
what blete really means:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=blete&defid=24763
bletebzz - March 11, 2007 at 11:39 pm
ARE WE READY…?!
ALBANIAAAAAAAAAAAANS
yash - August 19, 2007 at 7:09 am
put me on your list .. Bitte ??
ados - September 28, 2007 at 3:02 am
më pëlqen dhe mua pamja e re e blogut tënd !:)
et - September 28, 2007 at 11:50 am
sure thing ados. You want to subscribe???
et grazias,
bletebzz - September 28, 2007 at 12:41 pm
na se po dal ktu ke kjo faqja tjeter
malcori - November 14, 2007 at 10:36 am
I just read ur MIL blog. I don’t think I’ve ever read anything so perfectly put. lmao. I absolutely loved it.
Liz - January 25, 2008 at 3:20 pm
Thanks Liz. You really know how to turn a girl’s head!
bletebzz - January 25, 2008 at 9:36 pm
Cer ka kjo Liza qe s’e paskena ne te tjeret mer jahu…
emigrant - January 25, 2008 at 11:30 pm
complimenting, man, complimenting.
bletebzz - January 27, 2008 at 9:20 am
Hey, cool colors. I likes LOL
Aida Bode - January 29, 2008 at 4:57 pm
hej Bletezeeeee
i love it.
laureta - February 18, 2008 at 9:59 pm
bibomedia.com - March 7, 2008 at 12:55 am
Bees have quite a history as a symbol–both in waking and in dream life. Dating as far back as 5 B.C. cultures have used the bee to symbolize everything from industry and productivity to the Goddess as the Great Mother archetype. Ancient Egyptians thought the bee a symbol of wisdom, regeneration, and obedience. Merovingian monarchs were buried with many gold bees placed in their tombs. Napoleon’s robes were known for their embroidered bees. For him, the bee represented immortality and resurrection. Today, Freemasons use the bee and the beehive as one of its symbols denoting industry. Additionally, we use the bee to illustrate human characteristics such as “busy as a bee” or “queen bee.” We also use the bee to denote certain activities such as the spelling bee or a quilting bee.
It is obvious that bees have a firm place in our collective unconscious so they are not an unusual dream symbol. In fact, it is not only the bee which may turn up in dreams but those things associated with them such as the beehive, honey, or the honey comb. Below are some ideas about what these symbols may mean.
Honey
Honey is a natural sweetener, the product of the bees’ industry. Honey originated in pollen which bees collect and bring back to their hive. Dreaming of honey can therefore be a symbol of transformation or of some form of alchemy–taking something–a relationship, a project, a career goal, or even a dream and revolutionizing it until is becomes something more satisfying than it currently is. Honey may also symbolize a reward for work performed or it may be a play on words for feeling as if you are ‘living the sweet life’.
Bee Sting
If you dream of being stung, it could represent stinging feelings in waking life or in your unconscious. You may feel as though something–a relationship or, since the bee is oftentimes symbolic of industry, a work situation has left you feeling ’stung’. I have found that people often dream of a bee or bees stinging them on the hand. This again could represent an action that will may cause hurt feelings.
Sacrificial Bee
While a bee sting may be painful, the bee has a lot more to complain about as it dies when it stings. In this capacity, the bee might represent sacrificing yourself for something you hold dear and treasure.
Worker Bee
As we have seen, the bee often represents work and industry. Bees are in fact, very busy little creatures. Dreaming of bees working may symbolize productivity and getting things accomplished. However, you should check the dream and your life carefully because this symbol might also represent an inability to remain calm, or may indicate a need for rest from working so much.
Communication
Bees are also symbols of communication. The saying ‘tell it to the bees’ meant using bees to transmit wishes and desires out to God/dess. Bees work in complete cooperation, communicating with each other so that their hive remains intact and productive. Bees in a dream may indicate a need for communication either with a group or with a significant other.
http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art18072.asp
Scodrensis - March 23, 2008 at 4:09 pm
“Where there is honey, there are bees.”
Scodrensis - March 26, 2008 at 6:26 am
hej pershendetje, vij prej ppu.
I have one question-request which I shall tentatively make, for it is smth which I could in theory attempt to do myself — nevertheless, I shall get to the point:
–Would you have any interest in translating an essay from Brander Mathews. Behet fjale per hyrjen, from his work on the Short Story (1907). The translation includes Prefatory Note, Introduction and Appendix.
http://www.bartleby.com/people/Matthews.html
I am not asking it as a favour (although indirectly a few other ppl to whom I intend on passing it to will greatly benefit from it and will be delighted to read it.. and hopefully many more Albanian readers will do and be so too…), I am just wondering if by mere chance and circumstance you would be personally inclined in translating this piece, and of course, if time is in your disposition too.
But I understand if you do not want to do it, cannot do it or will not do it.
P.s. The whole thing is not much bigger than the Hajradinaj article from VF.. I dare say it is more laborious though.
Think about it. Thanks.
nje peshk
papercut - February 23, 2009 at 10:20 am
I would not mind translating it on two conditions: that it be not used for any financial gain and that I am credited in any use of this translation.
Please copy and paste this in an email and send it to me at bletebzz@gmail.com.
best
bletebzz - March 1, 2009 at 8:58 pm
It goes without say..
the translation will not be used for any financial gaining purposes. The translation and all the rights of the translation are reserved by you and you (BleteBzz) will be credited in any use of it. Although to be honest I do not intend on using it or distributing it publicly. Maybe perhaps you can do that yourself either here, ose nepermjet PPU, pasi do te ishte nje artikull interesant e me vlera per seksionin e letersise, sidomos ne gjinine e tregimit. Ktu qendron edhe celesi i muhabetit, nqs ti vete e sheh dhe e gjykon si nje artikull me vlere dhe qe ja vlen bara qerane per t’u perkthyer, atehere shume bukur, Zoti te dhente vullnetin.
P.s. e ke fjalen, copy and paste the text to be translated?
papercut - March 2, 2009 at 11:47 am
I just like to cover all the basis. I like translating, it keeps me in shape. And I like challenges. I am not much for judgements though. Using my pretty little head makes it hurt.
yes please, copy and paste. I find it easier to translate that way.
thx
bletebzz - March 2, 2009 at 9:01 pm
blete urime per blogun, shume i kendshem, brenda mundesive shtoje dhe kete timin tek lista e blogjeve te indeksuar. Por dhe po nuk u be e kuptoj, materiali eshte paksa jashte standartit.
rrofsh
http://njeriuproblematik.blogspot.com/
njeriu problematik - March 8, 2009 at 5:21 pm
Bleta,
I lexoj gjithmone shkrimet e tua. Te pershendes shume.
Per bleten:
http://vogelushet.blogspot.com/search?q=bleta
Me pelqeu shume shkrimi yt i fundit te peshku, mbi gjuhen, dhe doja te te thosha se bashkohem me mendimin tend.
Te fala,
Arta - April 28, 2009 at 9:33 am
Flm Arta
blete - April 29, 2009 at 10:11 am