I flew to Atlanta then on to Prague. In the airport in GA, I was surrounded by Czechs. They weren't bad looking at all, I couldn't understand a word they were saying, but at least they weren't bad looking. The stewards handed out newspapers written in Czech and I felt a little left out.
Upon greeting my new family for a few months at the airport, little William surprised me with some flowers and I him with a book about Utah. They told me they don't know anything about Utah besides it has a lot of Mormons and skiing...what else is there?!
Went straight to the house. I have a great big area upstairs with my own bathroom and kitchen. Not too shabby. I unpacked, played outside with local friends/business partners and William, sipped some sparkling water, and called it a night.
Good to hear that you are safe and sound behind the iron curtain (I think... geography and americans are not friends. Anywho, hope you have a ball and finally get to learn how to party.
ReplyDeletePS- nice post, who's computer did you use to do that?
well, I took a computer with me on the trip but broke it by Atlanta so I used the one at the house that belongs to the family.
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you made it. czeched in. hahaha. what else is in utah besides skiing and mormons? i dont know either. maybe william can loan me the book once he's done.
ReplyDeletep.s. whats the time difference there?
I'm 8 hours ahead of you.
ReplyDeleteSean, you would love the grafitti here.
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Deanna, I can't freakin' believe you are only one time zone away from me!! How warm and fuzzy I feel knowing you are so geographically near to me! I'll totally be hooked to your blog checking out your adventures!
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