My family and I are of the general philosophy that warmth +
beach + book + drink = ideal vacation. This formula has never failed us in the
past, however, we decided it was time to tweak it, if only for the next week
and a half. Why? Well, with my brother and I both being officially done with
college (Sean had to wait a whole year for me – sometimes it sucks to be the
oldest, huh?) we thought we needed something momentous. In about 2 hours, we’ll
be heading off to Prague , Vienna ,
and Budapest to see what Eastern
Europe has to offer.
None of us has ever been to any of these places, and we don’t
have a solidified plan. I was in charge of making some sort of loose itinerary…and
I have a fairly lengthy list of things I (I mean “we”) want to see, but a lot
of this trip is still up in the air. I’m hoping to funnel down to some “must
sees” while we’re still up in the air later tonight, but we’ll see how
it goes…
The beautiful thing about traveling with my family is that
there is a much smaller probability that any of the hotels we’re staying at
will have blatant advertisements for “Lady of the Evening” in the elevator, and
I’m sure I’ll sleep easier on the plane with the free alcohol I definitely plan
to take advantage of. I’m very excited to see how my family works on a “doing”
vacation, and hope the things I googled, the book my Dad has, and just
meandering around will all magically blend together to create an unforgettable
vacation!
Have a wonderful trip! I really enjoyed wandering around Prague when I was there 2 years ago. No planning ahead either :). Really enjoyed center city, Charles Bridge and the view from Vysehrad Castle.
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