WordCamp Sofia attendees & Organizers + Volunteers. The last photo is missing some of the volunteers who had to leave earlier.



With the Contributor Day also over, I think I can go back to posting cat photos and book reviews.
Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
WordCamp Sofia attendees & Organizers + Volunteers. The last photo is missing some of the volunteers who had to leave earlier.



With the Contributor Day also over, I think I can go back to posting cat photos and book reviews.
So, essentially, can you figure out how many cats are there on this photo?

And a few helpful zooms.



I accidentally visited an EV car show in Sofia. Hundreds of Chinese cars lined up on the square, ready to be tested and purchased. Pretty cars, cheap cars, big cars, very big cars. I was impressed by the amount of marketing money invested to show all these cars.
Here are the vehicles that won my attention:




A 50-year-old trolleybus and a retro-sci-fi single-seater EV sports car that looked as if it was built in someone’s basement to be a bat mobile.
The other cars kind of explained a lot to me why people still drive their 20-year-old petrol cars.
Oh, and of course, here are some electric scooters.

I got myself into an industrial zone today while trying to get a medical document for a relative. What industrial zones have is dogs, and one dog barked me. So I hope that whoever reads this post has a better day than me.
Here’s a prince or a princess, wearing a star-shaped necklace. She was very vocal.




