Underground Again, Lennon Wall

Good King Wenceslas' horse. Nobody knows that song but me apparently. I don't understand. They all think I'm crazy. But his horse is so happy. This is the old statue. They moved it to near our study center because it wasn't good enough for them. Poor horse. He was replaced because his smile scared people.

Then we went underneath Vyšehrad where the soldiers used to go because it was a fortress. There were older statues that used to be on the Charles Bridge. Also, I really don't like being underground. Those tunnels were dank.

Look at this. AND THEN, our professor turns to us and goes, "you may see a ghost" and we're all thinking that if something jumps out at us, we're gonna scream. Meanwhile, I'm trying not to trip on the uneven ground, while still looking into every crevice for somebody about to pop out. Professor Marie is hilarious. She said, "there should be a walking skeleton" and I'm walking behind her trying to figure out if she's joking or not. And after a while, nothing happened and she's like "where's the ghost? I payed for a ghost." And then the lights go off completely because that's how the soldiers traversed the tunnels. And it was super scary.

Then I saw this hilarious sign. It basically says clean up after your dog. And keep him on a leash. Welcome to Vyšehrad.

Then we had a super boring meeting about our weekend trip and accepting different cultures, which we've gone over about a million times. It probably could have been fun, but it was pointless. And boring. And then I signed the Lennon wall! swiggity swag.

Some guy accidentally got spray paint on his dog, which is probably pretty toxic so I hope he's okay, but at the time I laughed really hard.

This is true artwork. It's a couple on Charles Bridge by me and G. I call it "PDA in Prague is a Real Problem."

And I even labelled this trash can. In case people did not know what it was for. You're welcome Prague.