Maybe ... This is not me ... maybe this is some cute lady-AI ...
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Olivera Cejovic
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Olivera Cejovic
@oliveracejovic
A professional Artist. GolfArt is my biggest passion and inspiration ⛳️ The main themes in my paintings are: special moments, golfers, legends, etc.
Worldwide Katılım Kasım 2010
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Sometimes I wonder ... did people understand ... ANYTHING ???
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LIFE IS THE GREATEST MIRACLE .... especially when you live surrounded with MEDIOCRITY and semi-people...
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Long Time ago ... I remember when some strange lady told me : YOU DO NOT CREATE THIS - THIS IS ... SOMETHING STRANGE ... in that time - no one talked about AI ...
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I think - correct me if I am wrong - creativity and good manners... is a lifetime investment
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How we can cooperate ???
I am more than sure - we have same goal and same approach ;-)
@ChediLusticaBay
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Those labels on PREMIUM WINES you can ONLY buy in Montenegro ... Created by @OliveraGolfArt
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Wine, Art & Golf
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Support and maybe you will be properly rewarded ;-)
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See this Instagram video by @oliveragolfart instagram.com/tv/B7dmT2qlgrM…
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18 Magnificent - a book that changes your entire perception of the game of golf - quite unusual and unique. I had the pleasure of working on it with my husband :-)
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After a long break, OliveraGolfArt proudly returns to the scene!
"Queen of GolfArt" is here with you again and wishes you a warm welcome to the profile, followed by golf greats and golfers from all over the globe.
OliveraGolfArt.com
Where Golf & Art Merge
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Legend 👏👏👏
Society of Golf Historians@SHistorians
98 years ago today - November 5, 1927, Walter Hagen claimed his 4th PGA Championship in a row and his 5th overall, an astonishing accomplishment in the match play era. His saying “Three bad shots and one good one still make par,” helped steady his game while unsettling his opponents. #GolfHistory @PGAChampionship @WorldGolfMuseum
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He was born in 1912 and grew up very poor. He watched his father commit suicide. He was trying to make his way in life when the depression hit hard. Hardship builds resilience, which is an asset beyond price.
GOLF.com@GOLF_com
“I feel sorry for rich kids now. I really do, because they’re never going to have the opportunity I had. Because I know tough things, and I had a tough day all my life, and I can handle tough things. They can’t. And every day that I progressed was a joy for me, and I recognized that.” - Ben Hogan (1983) - Read the full story here -> bit.ly/4pcyezx
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