This weekend was pretty relaxing. I watched both my teams - TX Tech and the Dallas Cowboys win. That was probably the highlight. I also did the usual church/Sunday School/Homeless stuff. I won't be able to do that for 2 weekends because I'll be in Prague. I currently have a book on how to understand the Czech language. By the time I come back I should be fluent. Dobrey Den, Jak se mate? means "Good Morning, how are you." I think learning the language will be a key in getting their respect. Most do speak English over there though, so if I get something wrong they will be able to tell me. It should be an experience. I am excited, but a little nervous at the whole passport, customs, flying, taxi driving and time zone thing. Once I am in Prague in my hotel I will be able to relax. However they are 7 hours ahead in the time zone arena. I have heard of Jet Lag, but what is it exactly? Is that when your biological clock gets all messed up that you get sick? One person suggested I don't sleep until I have been there 24 hours and can fall asleep at the right time. Another person said to sleep on the plane(although I stop in Toronto before heading over there). Another one said use Red Bull to help me stay awake. I was thinking to start to train myself to go to bed earlier and earlier and eventually I will be on Prague time. Like right now I go to bed at 2am and wake up at 8:30. If I wanted to do Prague time here I would have to go to bed at 7pm and wake up at 1:30am. So I am thinking my objective would be to start to go that way to make it easier. Peety any chance of a wake-up call at 2 in the morning? LOL.

Thought of the Day
"During that period when my folks were separated, he went a little crazy."
"Not a very long trip."
- George and Jerry, about George's dad, in "The Little Kicks"