Profession T.I.R. driver or Saga for five hundred horses and one donkey

<p><span style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)>Bulgarian Danayl (Belya) Kyustendilski looks back upon the events of his life working as a T.I.R. driver across Europe since 1987 up to the present day. Travelling and slipping over borders all over the continent Danayl spends several months at a time on the road away from his loved ones witnessing firsthand the effects of historical changes in post-communism Bulgaria when back at home. His journey on the road is packed with a broad variety of mishaps and adventures along the way and at once the driver resembles a juggler-always seeking balance to navigate his way through all kinds of unforeseen obstacles. At times with a bit of luck some good friends and a solid comradeship the job is done; at others hard earned experience is the only thing that can help prevent disaster. An incredible real-life tale seen through the eyes of a genuine man which begins with a broken nose.</span></p><p><span style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)> </span></p><p></p><p><span style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)>My name is </span><strong style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)>Hristo Andonov</strong><span style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)>. I was born on April 8 1967 in Sofia Bulgaria. I am married; I have three children and five grandchildren. I majored in Electronic Engineering with a focus on microelectronics but I have limited professional experience in the field. Since 1989 I have worked as a Transit International Road driver and with a few short pauses I have been doing this job for almost 35 years. I play eleven musical instruments and write my own music and lyrics. I am a really good cook and with enough spare parts I am able to fix almost any home appliance. I have been living in Waterford Ireland for 13 years now.</span></p><p><em style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)>Profession T.I.R. Driver or Saga for Five Hundred Horses and One Donkey</em><span style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)> tells the vicissitudes in the life of T.I.R. driver Danayl Kyustendilski living across Europe since 1987 up to the present day. This is Andonov's third book the first two being </span><em style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)>Time for Revenge and The Stars Have Ladies' Names</em><span style=color: rgba(91 91 61 1)> published in Bulgarian.</span></p><p></p>