hi folks!!!
todayґs a real day to relax!!! no school and only 2 more days to go before the holidays!!
the weekend was great, on saturday in the evening i went out with my friends and my sister and we had a great evening!!
the belt exam is also over, iґm really happy i made it, though it was not as difficult as it was the last time around!! funny, coz i thought that iґd get thougher all the time but it did not!!
however, iґll try and do my best to move forward as quick as possible!!
last weekk i also decided to continue dancing school, at least for the next course and thereґll also be a dancing workshop, a good chance to learn some new moves and get some ideas for our own choreography!! i just love dancing!!
and right after one week of school, thereґll be our skiweek!!! one week of fun!!
well and for al of you, who have read the first two parts of the story and who are waiting for the next one, here it is!!! enjoy it!!

"In the plane, right before it started i tried to read all the czech words and so on, but i got bored soon, and when the plane started to move the stewardess started to speak. At first she spoke czech and i only caught a few words, which were about the same in russian and then she said everything in english and finally in german. Her pronouciation was not the best and sometimes i didnґt even know what she was talking about, because it was very noisy, but i think i caught the important things.
The flight itself was not really interesting at all. The stewardesses served some food and drinks, i couldnґt eat anything, so i tried to look at all the things under us, which had become so small, that sometimes it was difficult to say, what it actually was. The weather was rather good so most of the time i could see what was going on on the earth.
When we landed in prague i was really surprised, because the airport was really not bad!! It looked almost better than the one in vienna. After we had left the plane we had to enter a bus, just like in vienna, which brought us to some entrance.
We went into that hall and there it was: a huge crowd of people waiting at the passport control. So we all got there and waited. Some counters were closed, the others opened and the funny thing was that some of them suddenly closed and all the people in front of us moved to another one, which had just opened the very second.
The only thing we could do, was to wait for our turn so we talked about stupid things, watched the people around us, sometimes even laughed at them or listened to the grown ups.
Finally it was our turn and one after the other went through the control, we had officially entered the czech republic. The next thing to be done, was to look for our suitcases and some of us already found them before we all went trhough the control and right after that we looked for a counter to exchange our money. So for the first we had all we needed: our baggage and money, the next things to organise would be some bus or car to get us to the apartments.
Our teacher told us to sit outside in the sun, while she went back to the airport hall to ask for the transport. It took her rather long but thatґs what we had expected, because sheґs sometimes very disorganised and this was one of the moments.
I used the time to send my father a message with my mobile to tell him that we had arrived, the others used it to smoke and we also took some photos.
After a while, letґs say after 15 minutes she came back with some tickets for the bus and so we all got onto that bus. It was very comfortable, there were no seats left for us, so we had to sit on our suitcases. Our teacher told us that we have to get out of the bus at deijvicka, but anyway, there were some stations inbetween, so, time to talk about nonsense again. There was a voice in the bus which told you, which station was to be the next one, but the more people got onto that bus every station we stopped, the worse we could understand her, because it was not the best quality of soundsystem on that bus.
Another problem was that many of the stations had similar names, which made it even more difficult to understand this voice and at one point all of us belived that we had to get out at the next station, which we almost did. An elder woman, she must have been to prague several times, anyway she had listened to us for the whole ride prevented us from that mistake and we thanked her a lot, otherwise weґd had to wait about 20 minutes for the next bus.
Waiting for the right station to get out of that bus, i looked out of the window and sometimes i thought i was in vienna. Some streets had just the same type of houses and looked so similar to vienna that i almost forgot where i was, anyway it gave me somehow the feeling to be at home and not somewhere else.
Finally it was the right station to get out but there it was, our next little problem: to get onto the other side, where we should enter the tramvaj, we had to go downstairs into the underground and on the other side of the street we had to walk the stairs up again, believe me, that ainґt easy with a heavy suitcase!!!"