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It was half-term last week and so Mumma and I travelled to the Czech Republic to visit my Big Brother and one of his babies. Well, she's nearly thirteen so not quite a baby. My older niece is currently in South America. I missed her. *sad face* We saw oodles of mushrooms, and yet I ate none. We drank very strong coffee with my SiL's parents in their tiny two roomed country abode. I ate duck for the first time. My goodness, it's yummy. I laughed at my brother's country cottage. It is not a cottage. It is a mansion. We hiked up winding paths in rocky terrain. Such beauty in the countryside. Back in Prague itself we visited the National Museum. Oh, how Mumma and I giggled at the translations in the Newspaper Print exhibition. I mean to say, who uses such words as pellucid and behemoth in these modern times? We laughed as we told my brother, the translator. My brother, the translator, was flummoxed. And embarrassed. Oh, you were the translator? Oopsies. Perhaps he will forgive us our giggles and frivolity, in time. Perhaps he won't. We went people-watching in the Old Square, wallowed in nostalgia whilst bemoaning the loss of innocence of such a beautiful city, drank weak, barely drinkable tea ... It was lovely. Luv my bruv, I do.