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One Day Trip to Serbia 2025

I had this amazing opportunity to be without a child for a whole day! My mother came to visit us in Yasen, combining a few days off with the birthday of our boy. She arrived on Friday late afternoon and we took her out for some delicious burgers. At the same time, Roni wrote to me asking if we wanted to go on a one-day trip to Serbia on some eco trail for a walk. I looked at my mother and she said, “GO.” I got super excited since we hadn’t had a day off for such a long time, and leaving our boy with her (I trust her completely, so I don’t stress about it) was such a relief. Saturday morning I woke up in a great mood, ready to enjoy some child-free time. Veni and I went to Vidin and bought snacks and water for the trip while waiting for Roni and her boyfriend, Ivan. Soon we were off to Serbia. I felt so good and could not wait to walk in nature. Ivan was driving alongside the Danube River and it was breathtaking – so peaceful, so beautiful: the water, the boats, the ships. We reached...

Mothers on the run for a quick drink

 

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I’m back in my hometown. Ever since we rented out the apartment we used to live in, our visits have felt so much calmer. We hadn’t planned to return to Sofia — we’ve been swamped with work, cleaning the new house we bought, and figuring out how to renovate it. But this trip had a very special reason… I’ll share more about it soon on the blog.

One of my closest friends for the past 26 years — and also my child’s pediatrician — Bori, lives here. We finally found a bit of free time to spend together. As mothers, we’re always rushing somewhere, never really having time for ourselves. But sometimes, miracles happen — and this time, we managed to align our schedules and meet almost every day, even if just for an hour.

It may not sound like much, but believe me, for a mother, a free hour feels like three weeks! The real magic happened when we went out without the kids and enjoyed a cocktail while strolling through the neighborhood. It was only around 5 p.m., but we felt like celebrating this small, glorious accomplishment! I’m sure every mother out there understands — so ladies, raise your next glass for us!

I’m so happy we caught up on all the latest news and events in each other’s lives. Our friendship means the world to me — we’ve stood by each other through both the highs and the lows. Even now, living 250 km apart, we find ways to stay connected and support one another. I hope she’ll come visit once the house is finished, and that we’ll have even more time to spend together.


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