Morning Walk

I managed to get out of bed earlier this morning. I took a few magical photos while the smog was still fresh.

This is the church, the tourist magnet of Sofia. It shines.

A hidden garden behind Tzum. The building on the left was the shopping mall of the communism period. You couldn’t do much shopping in there before 1989 but it was a good walking destination. You could watch things that you’d never buy.

Very different protests, mostly against the Pig and the Pumpkin, but also the Euro. The migration to the Euro is glitching right now. I hope it goes well.

Sofia Today

While Sofia prepared for the third round of protests, I had a chance to walk in the area of the National Theatre. It’s cold, dark, but still charming.

And found a model kitten.

Moments to Disaster

That’s near the lunch place where I have lunch a few times/week. They were about to start a fight. I went to the food stand. Waited for 5-10 minutes and got my lunch. They were still about to start a fight. Cat business.

USA’94

After featuring graffiti with USA’94, here’s a book about USA’94, published about a week ago. It’s size A4 and lets you replay the football world cup from 1994. It looks very complicated to read. I’m not sure if I can make it despite watching the championship and knowing roughly what happened. It has 500 episodes and about half-a-book of rules about what to do with these 500 episodes.

I find it cool that people can come up with such ideas, publish them, and potentially even find someone to read them.

Milestone

I rarely share developmental milestones for my kids, but here’s what I found on the floor while picking up trash. Little one writing notes on the season he’s watching. Why the “:” is part of the notes is not clear. First time I see him write anything outside of homework.