Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
I know nearly zero about Archery, other than South Koreans are very good at it. But I witnessed a tournament in the nearby park not once but twice because apparently it took two days. Looks like a beautiful and relaxing sport. I should try it one day.
A hole opened on the road in my neighborhood as a result of the underground subway construction. The road is severely damaged, and it looks like the buildings nearby may start cracking as well. There were some attempts to fill the hole, but more holes opened. The sidewalk separated from the road, and there are large cracks over a long distance.
Makes me wonder why is it still permitted for busses to drive near the holes and if the nearby building will need to be evacuated.
UPDATE: the road is fully closed today, all the buses (TM3, TM5, and 73) have alternative routes. Multiple bus stops have been closed. I’m glad the engineers took this seriously.
Wasn’t sure which photo would be better for the blog today, I loved them both.
I consider printing a 500-piece puzzle with the first one, I feel it would be challenging.
In the dark hours when many things look sad or wrong, let’s remind ourselves that the Universe is capable of creating this pink feather. I don’t know what’s the story behind it but whatever it is, it’s likely a story of hope and future.
Vlado “Kaladan” Petkov passed away yesterday. He was a valued member of the IT, blogging, and WordPress communities in Sofia – a technical leader we could all learn from. I had the chance to work with him on a few occasions, and he was truly a model to follow.
He volunteered as a photographer at WordCamp Sofia and WordCamp Europe, brightening the events with his beautiful photos. He also co-hosted the popular podcast Govori Internet, helping shape the podcasting scene in Bulgaria.
Sincere condolences to his friends and family. He will be missed.
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