Today is the first true t-shirt day of the year. It’s 23° C and the city is quick to toss the jackets in the closet.
MarTech work, good books, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
Today is the first true t-shirt day of the year. It’s 23° C and the city is quick to toss the jackets in the closet.
Oh, you lucky bastard with 23 degrees warm today. In Sweden we have 9 where I live. I’m so jealous of warmer countries…
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We have the freedom of movement. In case you accept the downsides of living in a country like Bulgaria, you can always live in Bulgaria. The country has a high employment rate for native speakers with uncommon European languages.
The winter here is usually quite unpleasant. Last 2 years were an exception, perhaps because we were told that we will freeze to death due to lack of natural gas.
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Yeah, I know, but I’m so picky about where I wanna live. All the countries worth considering in my view all have 4 seasons and the same weather as Sweden, so there’s no real point of moving 😂.
I was in Spain a few months ago and fell a bit in love with that country so maybe someday I’ll buy a place there? No idea really. Time will tell, but my future in Sweden is far more important than weather.
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Bulgaria has 4 seasons, just not exactly the same as the Swedish.
There’s winter, which means jackets, some smog in the city, and ski in the mountain. Snow in the city is uncommon. There’s spring, when the flowers bloom, the young people act like it’s summer, and it rains on all holidays. There’s the spring when everyone is in Greece. And there’s the fall, which is fine.
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Yeah I can imagine. I’ve been to Bulgaria about 25 years ago. It was lovely. Went there on a summer holiday with my family so it was pretty warm.
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