Just Czeching Things Off the Czech List

So Friday, instead of going to the Zoo, which was an option if we wanted to, we slept in a little bit and headed to Lesser Town on the other side of the river. We saw more awesome cathedrals and the Lennon Wall, and Kampa Park. At the Lennon Wall, we took lots of crazy pictures.

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Anyways, at the wall, Beeknox took pictures for this German lady, so we asked her to take our picture. We told her that we wanted to jump and she said “NO! no jumping. It will mess up the picture.” So we waited for her to leave and then we asked these girls from California to take our picture.

We headed to Kampa Park afterwards and found the babies from the TV tower. After climbing on them and taking pictures, we ran into a free concert in the park. We headed back and went to our favorite Italian place: Sorrento’s. Tom, the owner said that if we told all of our friends to keep coming, he would give us a 10% discount. SCORE!

We went to bed relatively early and decide to explore Kutna Hora the next day. We woke up pretty early and headed to the train station and bought tickets to Kutna Hora. We rushed to Platform 2, got on, and were off on another adventure. I turned to BeeKnox as we were being very European and eating bread on the train and said, “I feel like a big kid.” We have to do stuff all by ourselves and it so fun being so independent. We explored the Ossuary, a cathedral that is decorated by the bones of over 40,000 people because they ran out of room to bury people. It was really eerie, but really neat. We headed to yet another Italian place for lunch, while it poured, and then went to Santa Barbara Cathedral, which was gorgeous. We could see the skies in the distance getting really dark, so we decided to head back before it poured, but not before stopping for gelato! I got coffee and cookies gelato. IT WAS SO CHEAP, just 12 crowns a scoop or a little more than 50 cents. Molly and I were the only ones without raingear and it drizzed, drizzled, sprinkled, then rained…We made it to the train station and had to wait an hour for the next train. I decided it would be fun to walk down the two metal slates that made up the wheelchair ramp, but they were wet from the rain…BAD IDEA. I busted my butt and everyone in our group gasped and screamed. Oh I forgot to say that we were in a tunnel, so it echoed like CRAZYYYYYYY. I got up and sprinted away from everyone because it was SOOOOO LOUD! After that we entertained ourselves for a little while. Beeknox, Justin, and I sat with this couple on the train, who were about to visit their daughter, who was studying abroad in Budapest for the semester. We finally made it back to Praha and decided to relax for the night…that plan changed quickly.

We all headed to Palac Acroplis or something like that. There were two rooms: one with Reggae Rap Music and one with Techno Craziness. We kept switching back and forth and had a BLASTTT!!! The best part was right before we left. We were in the Techno Craziness room and this Czech guy and girl were dancing like crazy people, so we were watching them. The next thing we know, Bradley is in a dance off with the girl. Funniest 5 minutes of my entire life. RIDICULOUS! He won, of course :). And that was the end of week one :)