A fond farewell to Prague
July 31, 2007
At my mother's request, I am writing to update my blog, but just to say I am alive in Prague and will be heading to Krakow tomorrow, where I will probably be staying for a few weeks. It is even cheaper there than here and I need to catch up some on the budget, especially since I've decided to try running here and plunked down 100 bucks for some new shoes. Oh well...to my health (need to cancel out all the cheap beer and sausage I've eaten the last few weeks)!
The last few days I've just really been chilling and wandering around Prague. We found another great bookstore/coffee shop/bar that has become our second home. We also went up to the Monastery on the hillpark near the Castle and checked out the old library there, which had a very large, preserved whale penis (sorry, no pics of that). There is also a small Eiffel Tower wannabe here that we climbed yesterday. Other than that, we've checked out two movies at the Open Air Cinema, including the Last King of Scotland and Clockwork Orange last night. We met a couple from San Fran the first night and had drinks with them.
I really dig staying in a place for a few weeks, taking occasional day trips. I will do the same in Krakow. I've heard many a fine word about the place.
Today also marks my official two month mark on the road. I've had some definite bouts of homesickness, usually following a phone call home (some of the sickness could be due to the impending phone bill!). However, having a travel partner has helped, and my next travel buddy will be a familar face from home!
More news to follow from Poland...
The last few days I've just really been chilling and wandering around Prague. We found another great bookstore/coffee shop/bar that has become our second home. We also went up to the Monastery on the hillpark near the Castle and checked out the old library there, which had a very large, preserved whale penis (sorry, no pics of that). There is also a small Eiffel Tower wannabe here that we climbed yesterday. Other than that, we've checked out two movies at the Open Air Cinema, including the Last King of Scotland and Clockwork Orange last night. We met a couple from San Fran the first night and had drinks with them.
I really dig staying in a place for a few weeks, taking occasional day trips. I will do the same in Krakow. I've heard many a fine word about the place.
Today also marks my official two month mark on the road. I've had some definite bouts of homesickness, usually following a phone call home (some of the sickness could be due to the impending phone bill!). However, having a travel partner has helped, and my next travel buddy will be a familar face from home!
More news to follow from Poland...
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