I did my Wednesday duties this morning and lit a candle in one of the ten biggest cathedrals in all of Europe, and said my prayers there as well. I also did the same in the Russian Orthodox Church as well. I found the pretty Jewish Synagogue, which is a magnificent structure, and there was a great food mall (not sure what to call it), nearby. I ate something that resembled a Turkish Kebab, but it had some fried taters in it as well. I snapped a few more pictures after the light lunch, and then walked around before finally coming to the hostel and crashing for an afternoon nap. My fellow Americans (that I'm sharing a room with), were napping as well, since they rode a very early mornng train from somewhere in Greece here to Sofia. Very nice and sociable folks, they are.
I think my body's been catching up on sleep from last week, which is fine. I did buy a slice of tomato, and cheese pizza, that was out of this world. It probably cost a buck and twenty cents or so. Then I bought a cup of fresh raspberries to snack on for a few minutes as well. They were delicious, and didn't even cost a buck. Anyway, I'm just posting because my body doesn't feel like walking for a little bit. I do meet Miss Bukova again at 6 though, so I should be getting ready.
Ciao', as they say even here in Bulgaria.
I think my body's been catching up on sleep from last week, which is fine. I did buy a slice of tomato, and cheese pizza, that was out of this world. It probably cost a buck and twenty cents or so. Then I bought a cup of fresh raspberries to snack on for a few minutes as well. They were delicious, and didn't even cost a buck. Anyway, I'm just posting because my body doesn't feel like walking for a little bit. I do meet Miss Bukova again at 6 though, so I should be getting ready.
Ciao', as they say even here in Bulgaria.
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