Prague is simply amazing! The Vltava river runs through the city center, dividing it into two parts, much like the Ohashi River in Matsue😉.
プラハは本当に素晴らしいです!プラハの街はヴルタヴァ川で分断されています。松江もそうですね😉
The old neighborhood on the left bank, Mala Strana, is full of cobblestoned streets, lined with colorful homes, that wind up to the magnificent castle (see slideshow below).
Just a bit further up from Prague Castle is theStrahov Monastery, which has two extraordinarily beautiful libraries, The Philosophical Hall (left) and The Theological Hall (right) .
Bucharest, the capital city of Romania, has a mixture of architecture from the medieval to modern. We walked from the Communist era, enormous, Palace of the Parliament, down Unirii Boulevard and into the historical city center full of shops, restaurants, Curtea Veche (The Old Princely Court) and Stavropoleos Monastery.
Triumphal ArchPalace of ParliamentStavropoleos MonasteryHistorical City CenterPart of the Church of St. Anthony
We also visited an edgy men’s salon in downtown Bucharest. All of the staff were stylish, welcoming, and had excellent English! The stylist we had, Eric Savu, was fantastic and very professional, and now has his own salon called FABRIQUE HAIR.
❤︎「東欧の小パリ」と言われるのブカレストは本当にステキな街です!❤︎ ❤︎ Bucharest, also known as “Little Paris,” is truly a nice city! ❤︎
When I visited my hometown in the Summer, I went to my 20(!) year high school reunion😱. It was at a historic hotel, and included a buffet dinner, presentations, prizes, nostalgic music, and even a dance floor!
AHS 1999
皆様は高校3年生…私を見つけてくれますか??
Can you spot me in the group of senior girls (above) from the slideshow?
I was glad I attended because I was able to reconnect with some good friends. Two of us even went out on the town together (above) for the first time in years.💜