Tag Archives: czech republic

Feeling better today. Had an actual proper bed to myself instead of a floor for once, which was great of course, then ate lots of chlebicky and set off fully recovered. This last week has been completely insane and I’m … Continue reading →

Feeling bad, very bad. Last night was goodbye to Miriam, one of my favorite people. I got very drunk and very sad before somebody stared handed around something we all shouldn’t have taken, something I swore never to do again. … Continue reading →

Another day of departure. This time Russ made the decision to leave Prague, probably correctly too. It was very sad, especially as this time there was no “I’m sure you’ll be back soon.” Another new era begins. I am beginning … Continue reading →

Extended goings on for Russ’s leaving are taking place, most of them involving beer, becharovka, slivovice and the Blind Eye. I’ve run out of money again, but get paid in a couple of hours so can start spending it again. … Continue reading →

It’s been a good couple of days. I’ve been attempting to mess around with various women, notably some younger English girl from the next county to me. Don’t think that’s going anywhere particularly, since she leaves tomorrow and I don’t … Continue reading →

The sun is out so I’m being active for a change. Might have a house lined up but we will see.

Back to Earth. Had an early one last night and slept at Rohacova, to be woken at the usual time of 7am by the ubiquitous builders below, who are now drilling in three-part disharmony. This morning I lay in bed … Continue reading →

A weekend and a half. Still broke, even more so in fact, but with some nice memories. Started Friday night as usual at the pub. An electro-hip-hop band from Oakland called The Hornay Troof were playing in the back room … Continue reading →

Last night was spent at the pub, then on Alex’s sofa. Today, then, consisted of Futurama instead of job hunting. Still, I had my one lesson, so returned to Rohačova to get my Headway books from Russ. To my dismay … Continue reading →