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…we found Bulgaria last year. – …миналата година открихме България.
We came for a road trip to visit a friend… – Дойдохме на екскурзия на гости на наш приятел…
…I’m slowly learning the alphabet… – …бавно уча азбуката…
…he will be my German and Bulgarian teacher, which will be nice. – …той ще ме учи на немски и български, което би било хубаво.
…we came here to have a quieter, slower lifestyle, – дойдохме, за да живеем по тих и спокоен начин…
…simpler life, – …простичък живот…
I grew up in the suburbia, – Аз съм отраснала в предградията…
…close to the beach. – …близо до плажа.
…I spent most of summer time at the beach – Почти цяло лято прекарвах на плажа…
Lots of amazing, – …много интересни…
There were foreigners from all over the world… – Имаше чужденци от целия свят…
There’s a lot of huge sheep farms and stock farms… – Има много на брой огромни овцеферми и ферми за добитък…
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Suzen: My name’s Suzen Azzopardi and I’ve been living in Bulgaria since December last year. So, like ten months already. And, yeah love, it here. My family lives in Australia. And my family is actually from Malta. And my partner’s from Germany. So, somehow, in all our travels and living in various places around the world, we found Bulgaria last year. We came for a road trip to visit a friend with the idea that we might buy a house in the mountains. And we did. We came for six weeks, found a lovely village and a lovely house, went back to Germany, sorted a few things out, and moved back here at Christmastime, and bought our house in January. So, life’s been very interesting in Bulgaria. I’m finding it very difficult to learn the language, but I’m slowly learning the alphabet and how to read, and slowly getting there as well as trying to learn German because my son speaks German and English. He’s also learning Bulgarian. I think, ultimately, he will be my German and Bulgarian teacher, which will be nice. Yeah, we slowly have a lot of work to do on our house. But, ultimately, we came here to have a quieter, slower lifestyle, where we could raise Indigo in nature and be out of the big cities, and just live a quieter, simpler life, growing vegetables. We had chickens and turkeys, we have a little rabbit, and we have a beautiful view that we’re very appreciative of every day. Yeah, I’m also a body worker. I sort of do a lot of different types of massage and bodywork. And I’ve set up a little studio in my house and have some local clients and foreigners that live in the region coming to see me regularly, which is really lovely to be in a new place and have some of my style of work I’ve developed over many years to share with people. So, I sort of specialized in remedial massage and trigger point therapy and all kinds of intricate detailed bodywork that I’m really looking at getting rid of muscular pain in people’s bodies and also mental, emotional sort of stress. And, yeah, I sort of work with the whole kind of being through the body, which is quite interesting. I also teach Qigong and yoga but since being pregnant, having a child, that’s sort of been on the side burner. But that will slowly come back in time. We’re heading off for the winter for a big adventure back to Australia to see family and work a bit and travel a little bit. So, not too sure when we’ll land back in Bulgaria, but I’m sure it will be sometime next year. Australia is very far away, a big, big continent Australia is. My family lives in Melbourne (most of my family), which is a huge city, about five million people. So, I grew up in the suburbia, in the city, close to the beach. So, I sort of grew up in the city as a beach girl. I guess I spent most of summer time at the beach or the swimming pool. Yeah, Australia has very diverse flora and fauna, as you probably know. Lots of amazing, interesting wild animals and trees, and nature. I’ve done a lot of travelling in Australia and we ended up living in the very centre of Australia in Alice Springs, not far, maybe 400 kilometres from Uluru. And that’s where Indigo was born. So, we had a beautiful time through my pregnancy and through the first nine months of Indigo’s life, living in the desert, in the centre of Australia. There’s beautiful mountain ranges coming through the centre there, the MacDonnell ranges. And, yeah, lots of wildlife. 2,000 kilometres from the ocean if not further in every direction. Very, very remote part of the world, but a very interesting little city there. There were foreigners from all over the world: musicians, artists, people working for the American government at Pine Gap, sort of this big, diverse, strange sort of melting pot of interesting people right there in the desert, which is kind of uncommon because the majority of the Australian population is in coastal cities. So, yeah, most of Australia is barren land and unlivable to be honest. There’s a lot of huge sheep farms and stock farms in the deserts, but otherwise it’s sort of nature and not much else really survives out there.
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AN AUSTRALIAN GIRL IN EUROPE