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Finally Spring break! Andrea, Michaela, Liz and I started off our 10 day eastern Europe trip in Prague. Liz and Michaela stayed with friends and Andrea and I stayed in a hostel because Justin, Omar and Ryan’s residence has a very strict no guest policy (So bizarre right? I mean this is Europe!). Prague is a small city so we saw pretty much did all the sights on the first day. The Lennon Wall was sort of a letdown to be honest. Maybe that’s because I have already seen the Berlin wall, but it was still fun to take pictures with.

The street food in Prague is AWESOME! Tredlenik is a sweet bread that has sugar and almonds and we got it at least 3 times throughout our stay. Langos is fried dough that has garlic, cheese and ketchup. Needless to say we were feeling pretty fat at the end of this trip! Haha!

Prague is perhaps the best known for its nightlife and it did not let us down! We met new people from all over and the clubs were huge (some even with 5 floors!).

The highlight of my time in Prague was definitely dinner with my sorority sister, Katie, and her family! We went to Sasazu, a funky Asian restaurant outside the main part of the city. It landed itself a place in the top 5 meals of my life. We ordered ‘chef’s choice’ where the chef brings you out a ton of different dishes and the table shares. Everything was absolutely delicious! Katie and I got Lychee martini’s to start and then I got a chili mango mojito! Take a look!

The best part is that the dinner ended with massages! What more could a girl want!?

The next night I finally got to see my boys. They cooked for me (I was impressed) and we hung out and had a couple of drinks. Sadly I didn’t get to see them much during my time in Prague because it was their finals week, but I still had a great time.

Now it’s time for our overnight bus to Budapest!