Prague in 10 minutes

Wish I could write and elaborete more but because I'm on a foreign keyboard where the z is y and the y is z and the numbers are not numbers but e or s or c with hats on them... and this security dude was yelling at a few friends for lingering on the computer for too darn long....

Prague will always be to me, at least, the following memories:

• Cobblestone streets and tiled sidewalks, and the impossibly beautiful view from next to the Metronom thingy... which really is a large metronome where there used to be a monument to Stalin. How fitting, no?
  
• Feeling like we were in a movie, to which then CL said, oh, oh, like when Vince Vaughn fell over the Charles Bridge in Mission Impossible. Uh, you mean Jon Voight?
• Laughs and laughs at Kolkovna, our fave restaurant this side of town, excitement over the fact that we are in freaking Prague, finally! And that first gulp of Czech beer. $2 for 0.5l. Oh Yes.
  
• Rut Kolinská, an inspiring entrepreneur and all-around beautiful person, saying she just wants Czech citizens to learn how to be take charge of their lives, for they are indeed free, democratic citizens.
• Ham at the center town square + the swirly, slinky-like, sugary pastry that I can't remember the name of but I will track it down for you... because it is yummy.
  
• Hot chocolate from Au Gormand, rich, warm, delightful cup that kept me walking around in 8C/46F weather.
• And this funky keyboard at the President Hotel, which reminds me I am not home.

Tomorrow -- onward to brewery tour via bus en route to Munchen. More to come. Stay tuned.