There are two basic spheres: economic and social.
Now that the military structures are shredding off their economically independent administration sub-division, the Ministry of Administration no longer exists, and the State Information Bureau has been announced to have spent lavishly on irrelevant purchases, what can one think but that the first institution has exhausted the funds that temporarily supported redundant officers, the second is handing over the power and tools for granting or blocking entrepreneurship, and the third can no longer place orders for services with firms whose heads cannot be officially hired as consultants on serious matters.
The global stability for Bulgaria bases on the economic levels and the social pyramids, like anywhere in the world, and a person can seek a working position as a specialist in a social-economic pyramid, or a business niche in an economic-social level. In other words, the global stability bases on the principles of the socialist and the capitalist systems combined.
It may prove to be innerving both to the survivors who have been hoping for a still period to be able to take a relaxing breath, and to the drop-outs from the fake structures that lined the basic ones all through the past couple of decades.
In one word, a social war is about to start in Bulgaria between the already settled social layers and the elements settling down from the levels now renewed with foreign import of specialists and specialists returning from abroad- where they were lured to go, driven out of the country by the numerous reforms- to introduce the parameters of uniformity in performance and organization.
I am not sure that the novel I am writing will be as good as “Dorman”(http://vpt.hit.bg), nor that I will not be distracted into proving my identity and independence, that I can write a poem nobody can imitate, or that I am not planning to sell my half of my apartment, or that I know enough of English to have taught at the Bulgarian comprehensive schools, or that I can take care of myself if I am not set up in a situation where my good manners and my endurance are tested.
Here is a poem written on September 4th, 1997, when I attended a training course, with two lovely ladies, Janet and Priscilla, come a bit too late to teach me what I had already found through practice:
Late
It was the hour
It was half past
He looked inside to wake her up
She wasn’t there
She had got up
He’d lain awake
to be in time
she’d lain awake
because of him
V.P.T. 4.09.1997
V.P.Toucheva 4.09.2009 Sofia, Bulgaria, EU