Okay, this is my bold move following up on my most recent blog post about friendship/practicing Bulgarian with native speakers who don't know me but who've read my blog. <em></em>

<em>Oh wait</em>. Now that I've read that I sentence I think I have to revise that.  Actually, you know me, through my blog, but I don't know you. There's something sort of unfair about that.  But I guess that's the nature of blogging.

Anyhow, back to the plan.

I have my Bulgarian lesson on <strong>Sunday, June 6th</strong> at from 3-4pm but sometimes it runs over a little bit. (I've got a lot of Bulgarian to learn still.)

So lets <strong>meet at the statue "Popa" at 4:45pm</strong>.  You know at the statue in the city center of the man who is wearing robes but who at first glance seems to be wearing a dress so I thought he was a woman for a while. He's right at the intersection of Graf Ignatiev/Levski/Evtimiy. <strong> </strong>

<strong>At 5pm</strong>, we'll make plans for where we are going. This will give people time to make it to the meeting spot. Hopefully it will be sunny and we'll be happy waiting. If not waiting outside for 15 minutes will those of us who are punctual plenty of time to get wet.  This said, keep your fingers crossed that we'll have great weather and can be outside.

Here's the best part: seeing as I won't know you, you'll have to look for me. I'll be the tall blond American with a green purse and maybe a tan raincoat. Funny how that works.

Okay. Please don't stand me up.

That will hurt my self-esteem. A lot.