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Bulgaria 3: Adopt don't shop, language barrier, and weather
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- Опубликовано: 29 фев 2024
- Totally rambling. Phone memory full.Doing my best. Thoughts on animals and language. please Adopt from @santerpawsvlogs847
Adopt, don t shop.... love this woman -- (a fan)
Lovely story about the dog.😊
Love it. My disappointments in Bulgaria. Not just the abandoned animals but the cruelty some people inflict. I feel this could cause me some serious grief. The other is litter, however your village looks great.
Thank you
We have 2 dogs and a cat that we didn't arrive with. One is a Bulgarian Shepherd. She wasn't going to stay with us but our other dogs, we also have a Rottweiller, took to her. All of the strays came to us, the cat, Charlie, would not have made it through the night. If you can take on a stray, it is worth it.
Oh my, nikki, you're hilarious. Such great story telling. I laughed so much. That dog sounded very much like Tucker. Thank you so much for saving her! And I love duolingo. I still remember the first sentence it taught me in Dutch. "Ik ben een banaan" i am a banana. And that was long before it was socially acceptable to identify as fruit.
You'd do great on short form content by the way.
I don't even know what short form content is.....is this your way of saying I talk too much?
@@Bulgaria_Bucharest 😂😂😂 they're the shorts and reels and tiktoks. They're usually filmed in portrait screen, short witty, engaging. So you might have to make ten of them to cover your points
@@outliersbulgaria Ah, okay. I don't generally use tiktok because I end up down weird rabbit holes that take hours to emerge from, but I think I'm getting to grips with "the short"
Our beautiful boy, Buster, was dumped by a very elderly woman with a walking stick who carried him to the land at the back of our house in a carrier bag and then dumped him. Luckily, I saw what happened and went to check and found a little scrap of a german shepherd covered in over 100 ticks, and fleas. He was only 3 months old, but we lost him 2 years ago this month at the age of 12 (miss him so much).
He always growled at people with walking sticks though - no idea why!
We found Bulgarian men always speak to Darren, rather than me, very sexist, but like your Chris, Darren always says speak to Nikki about whatever.
I strongly suspect that the first time we drive over we will have more dogs before we even get to the village!
You are so witty.
Bulgarian is completely different to English. If you need a referral point, Bulgarian has much more similarities to Italian and Spanish.
English is a world apart from a lot of other European languages, its so hard for us because that commonality isn't there.