My Paper About Bulgarian Women

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I was some time out of myLot. I had to write one paper about Bulgarian women. I read its text in a conference "Women In Bulgarian Literature, Culture And History" that took place in the capital of Bulgaria Sofia last year ( 2016 October 20 - 21 ). These days I worked on my paper text again so to prepare it to be published in a collected articles book that will include all papers that have been presented on this conference. Of course, it took me time so I had no time to enter myLot. But I already completed my work and sent it to the organizers. My paper is devoted to the Bulgarian women in one very ancient pure Bulgarian village, named Bela. My family roots from my father's side are strongly stuck there, in this Bulgarian place. I researched great number of ancient docs so to create my paper. To my fortune I was helped and supported by an already existing blog. Its content is full of many archive docs. The blog author is the Bulgarian Ivan Spasov. He wrote and published a great number of posts about Bela history. Ivan Spasov comes from this village too. I succeeded to use these posts and create a women's history throughout the ages in this Bulgarian place. The blog was based on the village studies made by Ivan Spasov. So it is digital knowledge about this Bulgarian spot. The blog now is in Bulgarian. I do hope that some day it will be at least bilingual: in Bulgarian and in English. But the Internet site address is in English: belahistory.com . I made an accent on the different images about the women in the village of Bela: women as mothers, women in business, women names in the village genealogy, women as village historians, women as teachers, women's society, local women's beauty, local women's photos and so on... This village is situated in the North West region of Bulgaria. Thus I was so busy on the Mother's Day and the days around doing this job. I am happy I am again here on myLot with you, myLot friends! I missed you. But I am happy that I completed my paper about the Bulgarian women that came from the village of Bela and / or made contribution to its history and culture. Thank you for reading.