Friday, October 15, 2010

A Birthday to Remember: Last Day in Prague



Sunday was Ruth's 21st birthday, which was only important in America.  The day began with attending a Czech church where many of the students attended.  After church, the American team, plus one Czech student, Olga, went to an Italian restaurant for birthday luncheon.  The food was amazing.
Lunch table

After lunch, we went to a porcelain store.  Porcelain is something the Czechs are known for and the traditional porcelain is blue on white.  Many of us bought gifts and souvenirs there.   As we were walking to our next stop, Olga bought Ruth a sunflower for her birthday and taught her how to say sunflower in Czech:  slulnečnice.
Ruth and Olga with the sunflower.


Our team in Prague
At 5, we met up again with the Czech students and went to see the Prague Castle.
Standing with the Prague Castle behind us.
Cathedral in the Castle
After touring the castle, the group split up again, and Luice and Ruth went with the Czech students to celebrate her birthday with dinner and presents.  One of the Czech girls made Ruth a cake and they carried it all around the castle.  The Czechs also gave Ruth tons of little presents, one of them even hand-painted a tie!
Ruth and Team Tiger


The delicious cake
Ending the evening by driving in the rain around Prague while listening to By Your Side

1 comment:

  1. I just saw your blog and wondered if any of you are interested in coming back to Prague. "Czech" out our site at www.wordtoall.org for more info. and fun stuff about the Czech Republic.

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