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Hello, hello!
Prague is gorgeous! As a matter of fact, it's the most gorgeous city I've ever seen. The castle's situated on a hill so when you hike through the city and up to the castle, you can see the city spread out below. All of the roofs are green and orange and it's just very peaceful and old looking. All of the buildings are amazing and colorful and everything's really nice and clean. I love it here.
Kelly and I scaled most of the city yesterday and saw all of the old cathedrals, went to the Jewish section of town, saw the castle and I even managed to do some shopping at a Czech H&M. Hahahaha! Everything's really cheap here, so for about $100, I got a really nice white blazer, some sandals, some lacey undies, sun glasses and some hair accessories. And I also got to eat some real Slovenian Kobasa, which would make my gran proud. It tastes just the same as when she makes it, though.
Last night, Kelly and I went out with all the British people who were staying at the hostel. There's this woman who's from Brighton and is about 35 or something and hits on all the little 19-year-old boys. It's so fucking hilarious. And there was this Portuguese guy who kept getting all over me and I wanted to punch him in the nose repeatedly. It was disgusting. Luckily, Steve kept texting me and that made my night a bit better. I just miss him so much. I don't even like going out unless I know he's in the same country as me, at least. Oh well. I didn't try Absynthe yet, but I'm going to buy a big bottle at the Tesco and bring it back to the U.K. and have some there.
I'm starting to get a bit homesick and I can't wait to fly back to England. Methinks we should have went to Greece first because I'm kind of burnt out after 2.5 weeks on the road. Spain sucked so badly and I wouldn't have minded being tired there. But I'm going to try and make the most of Greece, and Santorini, in particular.
Pictures will be coming soon!
Prague is gorgeous! As a matter of fact, it's the most gorgeous city I've ever seen. The castle's situated on a hill so when you hike through the city and up to the castle, you can see the city spread out below. All of the roofs are green and orange and it's just very peaceful and old looking. All of the buildings are amazing and colorful and everything's really nice and clean. I love it here.
Kelly and I scaled most of the city yesterday and saw all of the old cathedrals, went to the Jewish section of town, saw the castle and I even managed to do some shopping at a Czech H&M. Hahahaha! Everything's really cheap here, so for about $100, I got a really nice white blazer, some sandals, some lacey undies, sun glasses and some hair accessories. And I also got to eat some real Slovenian Kobasa, which would make my gran proud. It tastes just the same as when she makes it, though.
Last night, Kelly and I went out with all the British people who were staying at the hostel. There's this woman who's from Brighton and is about 35 or something and hits on all the little 19-year-old boys. It's so fucking hilarious. And there was this Portuguese guy who kept getting all over me and I wanted to punch him in the nose repeatedly. It was disgusting. Luckily, Steve kept texting me and that made my night a bit better. I just miss him so much. I don't even like going out unless I know he's in the same country as me, at least. Oh well. I didn't try Absynthe yet, but I'm going to buy a big bottle at the Tesco and bring it back to the U.K. and have some there.
I'm starting to get a bit homesick and I can't wait to fly back to England. Methinks we should have went to Greece first because I'm kind of burnt out after 2.5 weeks on the road. Spain sucked so badly and I wouldn't have minded being tired there. But I'm going to try and make the most of Greece, and Santorini, in particular.
Pictures will be coming soon!