After a day of Parent-Teacher Conferences, I didn't feel like doing much.

Teaching is hard work. Talking to parents about their students is a different kind of hard work. The worst part about the whole day was that there was no coffee to be found on campus--both Onda and the school cafe were closed. Who does this?

After the conferences wrapped up, I had a short meeting at school and then I headed home to change my clothes and sit on my couch. Couches on a Saturday afternoon are a really wonderful thing.

A and I met up a little bit later for an early dinner and to watch some football--just for the record I mean soccer--but I'm trying to train myself to say football. It's a when in Rome kind of thing.

So we went to Boom Burger.

At Boom Burger we ran into another table of ACS teachers who were paying their bill. We chatted for a bit.

Then we sat down to order. I got the cheeseburger cooked medium/medium well and A. got the Boom burger--a hamburger with cheese and bacon. Two beers and an order of fries later we were happy campers.

While we were drinking our beers and waiting for our burgers we ended up talked to two guys at the next table over--Americans who work at the embassy. They were really nice guys and it reminded me how small the expat community in Sofia actually is and how I don't do enough to reach out to the community as a whole.

Anyhow the burgers were great and we had a great night out.

Here's <a href="http://www.karolinkabulgaria.com/2012/06/15/boom-burger-in-sofia/" target="_blank">my actual restaurant review of Boom Burger</a> on the off chance you want to know more about the food than it's good--which it is. Oh yeah, and as a quick reminder: don't forget to order your burger medium to medium well done unless you like a  very pink-red burger.