Terrorists

Yes. I'm still alive. I'm in London right now for the terrorist attacks. I'm letting everyone know I'm alive because I know how little sleep you would be getting not knowing what happened.

Reading

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Amsterdam

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Prague

I will start this off by saying that Prague might be my favorite city in Europe. It is definitely the coolest looking city. There's really not a huge night scene in Prague besides this one club that is 6 stories tall. Chris and Brooke only stayed with me 2 of the 3 nights in Prague. They went to this place Cesky Krumlov (where old couples go) for a few nights. The first night in Prague we met back up with our LSU friends and went out with them. The first full day that we were there we went to Terezin which was a concentration camp. It was really big and we didn't get to see all of it. It was a unique experience. We got back from the concentration camp and grabbed a bite to eat at Hotel U Prince (Strickland's recommendation). It was really good. After that Brooke got a little tired and went to sleep while Beck and I visited the 6 story club. It was really cool, everyone there was speaking different languages, but only 4 of the 6 stories were open. The next day is when Brooke and Beck left. I was by myself so I did a tour of the city. I got to the tour group and these cool girls from Georgia I had met the day before were also on the tour. We all had a good time on the tour and afterward I met up with them and we went to the superclub. We stayed there a really long time and I'm not quite sure what time it was when we got home. The next day I said bye to my favorite city and left for Amsterdam. It should be noted that Prague is a cheap city, except for our rooms everything was cheaper by at least 20% I would say. We probably could have found cheaper accomodations but we wanted to stay in the center of town.

Munchen

So Munich, known as Munchen in Germany, was a good time. We stayed at this place called Wombat's which was where all the other backpackers in Munich stay. Right away when we get there we run into some old friends. DJ Daly, Adam Polozola, Laurie Pierce, Erin Despot, and Lauren (sorry I don't know your last name). We hung out with them the whole time we were in Munich and one night in Prague. The first night in Munich we went to this beer garden. I can't remember the name but it wasn't that great. Nothing else really went on that night and we went home early. The next day Brooke, our LSU buddies and I went on the Mike's bike tour (the tour for the cool people) and Beck went on a walking tour (the one for the dorks who want to learn about the history). Mike's bike tour was great, I jumped in this river and floated down it while passing a lot of naked old men who were sunbathing in the English Gardens. It was very disturbing to say the least. Mike's Bike tour was in partnership with this pub crawl that everyone decided to go on besides Brooke and Beck. I had heard rumors that Danny had taken down 5 liters of beer in one night and I figured that I should take a crack at the record. I made it to a documented 5 liters. The pub crawl gave you free shots and I felt it was my duty to help them out with getting rid of them. I can't remember what really happened after a certain time after the pub crawl started but I apparently got sent home along with these 5 girls who also got a little to drunk. So, maybe I broke Danny's record, maybe I didn't, WHO KNOWS. I do know that we at least tied. The next day everyone went to the Ludwig castles. One of which is the disney castle. The one Cindarella lived in. It was pretty cool but a very long hike and everyone was tired by the time we got back. Chris and I went to a huge beer garden that night and closed the place down. Between the three of us, by the time we finished Munich, we had frequented 5 beer gardens and 10 bars in a mere 3 days. The next day we left for Prague.