Where to begin? I have been a horibble blogger as of recent, Im sorry. Things here have been really busy and internet has been on/off so here I am two weeks behind. But, Im back and, really, not so much has changed. I am actually here at the farm alone for the next few days. Elly, the daughter, is still in England for a friend's wedding and she comes back Tuesday, and Kathy, the owner, just left this morning to go to England to take a TEFL class so she can teach...

Back on the farm and it feels good. I arrived here on Monday to a changing of the guard. Three girls were leaving as I was arriving and two guys were going to be leaving the next day. One of them, Ian, was British and he was trying to drive an old van from Britain to Japan via road, ferry, however he can. Very interesting guy. The other guy was American and he talked JUST like brad Pitt from inglorious b******s, that's all you need to know. They left Wednesday an...

Just as I thought I was getting a little bored, the universe finds a way to entertain me. Last night, I had a conversation with the weirdest, most interesting, in a way, scariest couple ever. Ill set the stage. When I was in Sofia, I was outside talking with some other guests and I heard an American accent so I looked over and, sure enough, Americans. So I went over and started talking to them, turns out the guy is Lithuanian originally but born and raised in th...

Hello from Veliko Turnovo! Its been a relaxing few days and I am enjoying my final day off before I head to the farm tomorrow. Sofia was great, so much better than expected which is always nice. The hostel I stayed in was wonderful, such a great location (right in the center of the city) and, surprisingly, there were so many other travellers. The first day I got there, I just kind of wandered around and hung out in the park and ate ice cream. Afterward, I went b...

zdrasti from Sofia, Bulgaria! what a 24 hours it has been. Tel-Aviv was amazing to begin with. I met up with Devon when i got there, she was staying with a couple she knew from home who have moved to israel now and lived right around the cornor from the hostel i was staying at. After catching up, we went to the market and picked up some things to make a dinner for them as a thank you for hosting us, so we made them some farm recipes we had learned from adi. we s...