1. I'm WORKING here. Usually when I'm in a foreign city, I'm on vacation. Call me lazy, but after a 60 hour work week, I'm lacking some of the typical drive to be adventurous. Although, I think this is just the case for
2. I'm here for (at least) 2 months. There's little sense of urgency right now. "Ehh, we'll go check that out next weekend; we're here for a couple months!"
3. It is SO touristy. I struggle to pick out the locals. Maybe I'm just not looking in the right places.
4. Cobblestones are cool, but they are cooler underneath the tires of my bicycle in
5. I'm here with coworkers. My team has quickly become my friends, but you also have to realize we work all day and eat dinner together everyday. I expected this, but there's not much opportunity to socialize outside of our team, let alone have private eWu time.
6. Meeting people outside of work is hard. We're not staying in a hostel where everyone is looking to meet fellow travelers.
That said, I'm still happy to be here. Check out the view from the PwC office! :)
We got caught in a summer downpour when walking back to the city from
I'm not used to the rain anymore cause we had a dry winter in SF this year.
On a side note, there's a small casino connected to the hotel, and I've been playing blackjack the past three nights. Down a few hundred CZK, but it's fun and you get a free beer each time you go.
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