I have never gone to a tea-party before, but wanted to give it a try. So we went to train about 20 minutes from Prague - to a place called olomok/molouk/komlokk or something (doesn`t quite remember...). Alot of nice people there, mostly czech people ofcourse. And it was very fun to finally see some "locals", usually it is impossible to find the locals within all the drunken scottish/english/norwegian/swedish-people aroung Prague. The tea-party (surprisingly enough) was full of tea, and alot of cakes/cookies/candies/everything. A bit too mutch for me to sit there the whole night and drink tea and cakes, but I actually enjoyed it. Got to talk to alot of nice people, and hope there are more parties like this (after I have learned some czech). Will say that all of the czech people spoke good and understandable english.
I specially noticed one guy, because he had been to Norway and had some funny stories from his trip there. He had learned some norwegian from the railroad-station ("Alle dager unntatt lørdager og søndager"), he discovered that 2l of icecream is cheaper than 1l of icecream, he ate "kneipbrød" - but as most Norwegians he was not very fond of it. He also liked Nugatti very mutch. Actually that is not enough. He liked it so mutch he bought it, took a spoon and ate it everywhere. Not with bread, but only by itself. And he also had like 8-9 KGs of Nugatti with him on his way back to Prague :)
Thanx alot for the invitation - hope to see you (and mostly talk) with you all again sometime!
Todays meal: Lasagne
Todays word: zmrzlina[CZ] - icecream[ENG] - iskrem[NOR]
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