I have a list of posts I’d like to write, inspired by the LeadDev conference but they’ll take time. Meanwhile, here’s a flower for you. If there’s anything superior in my city compared to London, it’s the nature.
Sweet Woodruff or Lazarkinya.
Back to Sofia
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How wonderful to have such a profusion of wild flowers growing in your city. It must be a very beautiful place to live.
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Well, this one grows outside of the city but not far 🙂
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I noticed that Sofia smells wonderful. Those trees that are all over the downtown area give off the most intoxicating aroma.
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Smells like tea right now. However, this is temporary 🙂 most of the time it either doesn’t smell or smells like smoke.
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I lived in Armenia for two years in the 90s, and back in those days, it smelled like diesel and kerosene. But this is the time of year for flowers… I think maybe I was smelling something like lilacs in Sofia.
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Oh lilacs, there are 2-3 days each year in which it smells like lilacs everywhere. They can dominate any other smell 🙂
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I must have been in Sofia for those days. The smell was overwhelming, even with a cold. Up here, we usually get lilacs in May.
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Wikipedia says May to July, but I’ve not seen or smelled any yet.
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My German friend identified the fragrant trees in Sofia as lindens. We don’t have many of them in the USA, as far as I know, but I went to Latvia last year and the guide told us they have a lot of them there. Apparently, it’s a custom for Latvian parents to plant linden trees when they have daughters.
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