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Prague, Queen of Europe
... family names, indivual's names, birthdate and last date known to be alive (lots of 1944s). Upstairs is an exhibit of children's art done by children who were interned at Theresienstadt concentration camp. There was a woman whose last name was Brandeis who taught art to the children. They were given a few crayons, newspaper (to clip photos or whatever), wrapping paper and very little else. The art is organized into their memories of home, hopes for ...
The final day, afterthoughts and reflection
... and nights at the bars together, but we all can't make it and I think while more time slips away the reunions will be less and less. This thought makes me sad.
There have been moments since we have been back that I am overcome with a longing to be in Olomouc. It's not just mental, its physical as well. I have trouble focusing on my work and school because my mind wanders back to Europe. I ...
Castles, steep hills and cobble stones
... and I had a coke. Super cheap at roughly 202 cz dollars ($6 aud each). Omg we paid that much for flat coke and a cup of coffee? We had been jipped by an obvious tourist trap. Sit in the square, enjoy the view under a balcony in wicker chairs. Jipped! We felt like fools and at that point we made a pact that we would tighten the belt, no more tipping (as they already put in service charges!), no more eating huge meals all of the time. It's ...
Good fortune and good choices
... of people like i have never seen at a place like this before, there were at least 100 bikes outside. A huge amount of people go there but only locals who know where it is. That night was themed Swing. So they played post war blues, R and B, and other styles i cant remember. The dancers were way too good but me and Denise danced for the hell of it and we looked no where near as good but it was a great fun. We got back to our hostel as some ...
City of Contrasts
... beautiful!) , and then Claire and Deb went to the Mucha museum again while the boys sought out the large Tesco department store so Bob could find some paper to take to Jarabona in the hopes of doing some rubbbings of gravestones. When the girls met the boys later at Tesco we realized it was also a HUGE grocery store, bigger by leaps and bounds than any we have seen since our trip began (little things like this get you excited ...
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