Praha

Day 2 in Boston was much better. I had to bring back "rough & tough" Kate better known as east-coast Kate, but all is well now. Also was able to stop by MIT and get my tech-geek fix. I went to a pouring rain outdoor wedding in the middle of nowhere Vermont over the weekend. It was interesting and the bride was beautiful! An all-vegetarian wedding too. Gotta love those Vermonters. Now I'm in Prague, or Praha as I think the locals write it. I'm not exactly sure because they sure are hard to understand. I can say Yes, Please, and Thank you. Haven't figured out No yet, but you have to say Ano to say yes. I've been on lots of tours. B and I did a dinner cruise last night. Pretty cool. They think something is new if it's from the 18th century. Geez, the US was only born around that time. Isn't it interesting that the native americans weren't into gothic architecture. I wonder why there isn't a ton of there stuff around the US. Did we knock it down? I'm sure the longhouses would have rotted by then. I hear the Mayas and Aztecs have some cool stuff in Mexico. I must sound very naive about history. I was always more of a math/science person anyway.

The day after tomorrow we go to Vienna. I'm sure that'll be really cool too. Sometimes the people here in Czech Republic have sort of an inferiority complex about Vienna in the way they talk about it in tours. Like Mozart wasn't willing to move to Prague even though he did lots of his best work here.

Time to go.