
Took a photo of this beautiful daisy-like shrub today so I can identify it later.
Turns out, it’s a traditional remedy for headaches and migraine (source), although the statistically significant impact is questionable.
Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia

Took a photo of this beautiful daisy-like shrub today so I can identify it later.
Turns out, it’s a traditional remedy for headaches and migraine (source), although the statistically significant impact is questionable.

Woodland forget-me-not. Photo taken far from any forests.
I love these little flowers.

Okay, this is a pretty little flower, but how is it called in Bulgarian?


According to ChatGPT, this is синчец, a blue flower, called literally blue in Bulgarian. According to Google’s AI, it’s смърчова звъника, a made-up subspecies of звъника, a well-known herb that I’ve collected for tea in some other centuries. When I searched again to confirm the screenshot, it suddenly turned out to be мъхова звъника, another made-up plant.

A pro tip would be that adding -ai to a Google search turns off the hallucinating AI search result and you can actually see the multiple results from meaningful websites, built with love, that know the answer.

Gentiana verna or Tintyava in Bulgarian. 🇧🇬
Photo taken during our Saturday hike in the mountains.

I’ve always liked linden trees and linden tea. These trees are usually massive, with wide, leafy canopies. That’s why it surprised me to see a very tall rose pushing its way up and blooming right in the branches.