Susan and I decided to take advantage of the long weekend and take a trip to Prague. It was truly marvelous.
We saw all the sights, including Jeff Goldblum and Fisher Stevens (#5 is ALIVE!). We ate freshly made pasta and homemade bread, incredible Mexican food, crispy duck leg, and, of course, lots of sausage and goulash. We went on a ghost tour during which we learned about very many fake ghosts. And we purchased like a million pounds of salami to bring home with us.
All in all, it was a gigantic success despite the weather, which tried to kill us (going from 68 degrees to 28 degrees was quite the shock to our systems). Some pictures, to make you jealous, er, commemorate the trip:
We saw all the sights, including Jeff Goldblum and Fisher Stevens (#5 is ALIVE!). We ate freshly made pasta and homemade bread, incredible Mexican food, crispy duck leg, and, of course, lots of sausage and goulash. We went on a ghost tour during which we learned about very many fake ghosts. And we purchased like a million pounds of salami to bring home with us.
All in all, it was a gigantic success despite the weather, which tried to kill us (going from 68 degrees to 28 degrees was quite the shock to our systems). Some pictures, to make you jealous, er, commemorate the trip:
Buzz Lightyear at the Lenin Wall
stopping to see Mr. Kabourek
freezing cold statuary on the Charles Bridge
tiny adorable snowman in front of St. Vitus Cathedral and Prague Castle
blending in with the statuary in St. Vitus Cathedral
touring the Municipal House, which we plan to recreate as our house, when we marry riches
a Kentuckian, at the opera
a Washingtonian, at the opera
trying not to die while going downhill on a sheet of ice
atop the Astronomical Clock Tower
the Jewish Cemetery
looking for ghostly orbs in the Old Town Square
ahhhh, Prague
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