Firenze
Ljubljana
Veliko Tarnovo
Rome, Piazza Navona
Firenze
Veliko Tarnovo
Do You Remember
When We Fell In Love
We Were Young
And Innocent Then
Do You Remember
How It All Began
It Just Seemed Like Heaven
So Why Did It End?
Do You Remember
Back In The Fall
We’d Be Together
All Day Long
Do You Remember
Us Holding Hands
In Each Other’s Eyes
We’d Stare
Tell Me
Do You Remember The Time
When We Fell In Love
Manon's maze 
Reblogged this on andreeitaahblog and commented:
Leerlo y darlee la razon..
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Thank you for liking my post as much as to reblog it:)
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Hmm great words and full of feel .. i like this ” Do You Remember The Time”
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Thank you for appreciating my post 🙂
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Remembrance of time gone past
Ere winters solemn icy blast
A summer time when all was well
Caught before Autumns spell
Our words would burst like springtime showers
Ricochetting in the night
At most untimely hours
Like flocks of startled birds in flight
But time it is no pleasant host
It cuts the cloth for all to see
For I am just an ancient ghost
to never be as young as thee
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Absolutely beautiful!
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sofia in sepia? your clicks?
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You’ve got it. I can use this weekend for this awesome assignment 😀
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Weeee..! Eagerly looking forward to the results.. 🙂
Meanwhile what i actually meant to ask was are the clicks, in this post, capturing sofia?
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Hahah no. They’re from Italy and another Bulgarian city – Veliko Tarnovo.
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Hahahaha I really couldn’t help smiling, looking at your enthusiasm upon reading your reply..! 🙂
Its Gothic right? If i’m not mistaken..
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The architecture?
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Ahan..
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Is this a “yes”?
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hehe yes.. ahan means yes..
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The picks of Veliko Tarnovo are of typical for the Bulgarian National Revival. There’s a little info about it here, if you’re interested: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_National_Revival. They are beautiful and some of them have been reconstructed as museums 🙂
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I’ve read about the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-78.. but i had no idea they were so significant for the bulgarians..
Does bulgaria still have any remnants of its ottoman heritage?
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Sure it has. 500 years of ottoman rule have left a big mark on our culture and it can be seen to this day. Bulgaria has a very interesting, extensive and sometimes very sad history.
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500years is a long time indeed.. I’d love to witnesses all the remnants of that archaic era someday.. 🙂
whats sad history like?
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Well, during the Ottoman rule most of the local population gradually lost its distinct national consciousness. In the 18th century, the Enlightenment in Western Europe provided influence for the initiation of a movement known as the National awakening of Bulgaria. It restored national consciousness and became a key factor in the liberation struggle, resulting in the 1876 April Uprising. Up to 30,000 Bulgarians were killed as Ottoman authorities put down the rebellion. The massacres prompted the Great Powers to take action. Then after liberating Bulgaria, The Great Powers decided that they couldn’t allow for such big country to exist in the Balkans and divided it in 3, leaving one part back to the Ottoman Empire. Nice move, right? Than we were on the losing side in both World Wars and after that subjected to incompetent and mostly corrupted rule till this day. So this is Bulgaria’s sad history 101
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Hmm.. I’ve heard bout the “mostly being on the losing side of the war” story.. thats a bummer.. but the fact remains that the ottoman empire itself had a very sad and dismal end.. thanks to the brits.. they were the americans of the 18th century.. fucking up the world..
Bulgarian authorities can’t be as corrupt as ours.. Despite having sooo much wealth and being the worlds largest consumer of gold consistently for decades.. Our currency is among the weakest in the world..
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Oh believe me they are. There were riots all over the country till a week or so for that precise reason, and we were left without a government for a while. I just hope things will start to get better after the elections that have to happen in April.
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There’s the silver lining! at least people are revolting..!
We have such a diverse populace, each segment lamenting their own problems.. that its very tough to bring about a consensus and revolt.. 😦
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I see the problem. It’s similar here, although Bulgaria is a rather smaller country. Maybe people just had enough and decided to take matters in their own hands.
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Maybe its cause we were under just 200years of foreign rule.. so we’re still lagging by 300years in nationalistic fervor.. 🙂
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Maybe that’s it. Whatever the reason, I hope both our countries get the government they deserve.
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I’d second that..
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