Hi Everyone/Ahoj vsichni,
Happy New Year 2008! Vsechno nejlepsi do Noveho roku 2008! Thank you for all of your supportive comments that I have received since I started this blog. I have been really enjoying myself knowing that I am providing value to my Czech/Slovak audience as well as doing some patriotic work by promoting our culture abroad.
I summoned up the most popular posts of the last year and here they are:
- Recipe posts are number one, especially the one for Vanilkove rohlicky (vanilla crescents) and Koprova omacka (dill gravy) !
- Top 10 things that are better in Czech than in the USA
- Top 10 things that are better in the USA than in Czech
- Article on a famous Czech-American, Milos Forman
- History of Czechs in America (part II)
- One of my Czechmate diary stories:Land of Milk and Honey
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I have not yet been to the Czech Republic but I think I already agree with the top ten things that are better in CZ than US (especially those vegetables)! By the way, apparently the only thing that is better in the US is the Moravian Church, Northern Province, the website of which comes up on your link to that particular top ten.
Thanks for telling me! I will fix it right now….Let’s see if you agree with the “Top 10 things better in the US than in CR”! After you are done reading it, you may change your mind about going there and stay home 🙂
Haha, good ones. I don’t know, this is difficult to choose the best list. You do have your carp for Christmas though ??!!?? Buffets are dangerous for the waistline. Cheap clothes are good. Positive attitude – depends with whom you speak (and which political party is in power at the time). Remember, bridal showers mean a VERY big wedding expense to come. Since I’m going back to school at age 55 (Czech language), this is the best. Restaurant’s water and bread is good. Food to go makes us forget to use our feet. Soda is very overrated (IMHO). Yes, the development of deodorants may have saved humanity. And, teachers – we need to sing their praises almost no matter what – they, truly, can save humanity.
That’s great that you are going back to school! When I was attending my graduation ceremony, there was an 86-year old guy receiving his BA in final arts! So,that just proofs the fact that it’s never too late to go back to school. Good job!