According to Picture This, I spotted a Saucer Magnolia today. Will keep an eye on it. Curious if any saucers will fly away.


Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
According to Picture This, I spotted a Saucer Magnolia today. Will keep an eye on it. Curious if any saucers will fly away.


Occam stated that the simplest explanation is more likely to be the correct one than more complex solutions. So here’s a problem and the simplest possible explanation, illustrated through Gemini.


A 40-meter Ferris wheel will soon start operating in Sofia. It will run from April 4th to September 14th, essentially from the beginning of the spring break to the end of the summer break. It’s located right next to Sofia University, facing the semi-demolished Monument to the Soviet Army, Sofia.

I’m curious to see what would be the view from the top. The central part of Sofia is relatively low, so the view should be nice and unobstructed.


Cats can be weird. This one came talking to me and a few seconds later went to chase a tuxedo lady.
It’s been over 3 years since I started doing daily walks. One of the joys of doing them is just spotting ordinary things that just looks nice, and the early spring is probably the most colorful of all seasons for walking.
Here’s for your pleasure, Grape Hyacinth, a mid-80s tabouret, and a scary pirate.



And then two different orange cats. At first, I thought it’s the same cat, because I took these photos maybe 5 meters from one another. After looking at the photos, I noticed one has 2 ears and the other one has 1.75. The two-eared cat is also Pesho, recognized me and meowed.

