Last days stories...

Stories are all around if you are looking for them.
I guess I am from this type of people that rather tell and listen to stories then live ones.
I am not compalining - my life has been quite interesting so far.Yet I cannot say as one of my friends said - "ido not have enough time to live, so...do not ask me to write down my stories"
So...coming back to stories. I was a "tourguide" for a while for two AIESEC Girls - Patricia (ex MCVPPD of @Mace) and Suz (CC of IPM 2006 Netherlands)- they came for the weekend in Sofia.
And...Patricia is of Philiphinnies origin and is Canadian and was in Macedonia, and Suz is Dutch but she is doing an internship in Skopje now. Funny, but we usually take these things for granted when we are in AIESEC.
Suz was telling us a funny story about the Egyptian guys, who, after IPM went to Amsterdam and managed to get into the only gay hostel there is in the city :)))it was horrible (according to them) - with pictures of naked men on the walls...I cannot imagine what a shock it should have been for them:(

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Walking around Sofia on a Saturday afternoon proved to be as good as ever. The Sofia orchestra was playing in open air in front of the National theatre parts of popular operas:) It was really nice to see people of all ages gather around as if pulled by an invisible string by the magic of music.
Then, we went to the "Save Irakli" party in the park...It was cool - with all kinds of crazy underground people:) I had the feeling they were all high...but it didn't matter so much actually...They were having fun. Indeed I dunno if the initiative will manage to prevent the building of hotels at Irakli beach, but people obviously were having fun.
After that we went to quite a nice place, called "Tea" with really delicious sandwitches and hot chocolate so thick that it really looked like melted chocolate.
I just wish it was not so expensive (given the amount of money I have to survive these days)...
And...of course...as a magical ending of the day - there was such a lovely summer rain pouring over me. I was wet all over, so on the way home i just walked bare-footed and listened to Depeche Mode...
It was marvellous:)