Slavs in the Garden
Irina SlavA Balkan family's adventures in country life in southern Bulgaria. With jokes and recipes.
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Cherries, trimmers, and a cake
New place
It is cherry season and, my, have the trees delivered. Well, one tree in particular. A tree that we acquired as part of what one could call a broader acquisition, namely of a piece of land with a number of fruit trees lovingly pl...
Growth spurt
Maximum temperatures above 20? Check. Minimum temperatures above 10? Check. Lots and lots of sunshine with occasional rain? Check and check. Here we go.
The lettuces have been the vegetable surprise of the year. They didn’t just sprout and...
Bacillus delectabilicus
Once upon a time, after humans discovered the joy of having a cow and drinking its milk, some distracted milkmaid left some milk in the sun too long. The milk got an infection, and that infection turned into what we now know and love as yog...
Springtime
April rolled around and brought with it the most typical spring weather you could imagine. In hopes it will stay with us for a while, here’s a status report on our plant life.
The cherries we planted the year before last are flowering for...
Rising
The Orthodox part of the world celebrates Easter this Sunday and I’m reminded of something that someone once told me: that for Catholics and Protestants, Christmas is the bigger holiday while for Orthodox Christians, Easter is more revered....
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Hunting lies, questioning dominant narratives, hating on the abuse of language for ideological purposes, with short breaks for growing tomatoes. You can also find me on X: @IrinaSlav1
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