Prague

[desertrowan]

Wow I'm behind.  I would say I'm slowly catching up on blogs that I haven't read in the past few months, only I'd be lying.  There's no way I can possible read all the stuff that has been written.  I just don't have the time. So I apologize and if there's anything I'm supposed to know, please do tell me.  Email or comment here.

I've also decided I

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[the_nita]

Next time, it's in Japan if anyone wants to go to Kyoto with me. I'm hoping to be able to go myself.

*raises hand* What time of the year will it be happening again?

[andeewah]

Becherovka: My Nemesis.
We will meet again.

[desertrowan]

Great stuff for clearing the senses, taking off the varnish from wood and making sure that you will digest whatever you put into your stomach before ingesting it.
Nummy cinnamon.

[aherne]

Sounds like a fun time. I got to see some of Czech when I was in Austria, but we never really crossed over the border, just walked along beside it a bit. And went up this huge tall lookout tower where you could see for miles

[aherne]

Oh, and they do like to drink, don't they? I haven't tried Becherovka, but I had some Czech absinthe once. 95% alcohol or some such, illegal in most countries. Once was enough, but it was definitely an experience. Staircases have never seemed so animated.

[desertrowan]

Yes they do like to drink. Pity I opened the bottle, it would have been a good thing to bring around for people to try. Weird stuff, not like absinthe, it's a little less alcohol, but not by much I think. Sort of eau de vie type.

[desertrowan]

That could very well be. Except I don't read a word of Czech. Made getting around a little interesting sometimes and getting some things done. Otherwise in the city centre everyone spoke Czech, German and English. Easy enough.