Category Archives: Prague Breathes

Life in the city.

Burn ’em, burn ’em all!

Posted on May 6, 2012 by Augustus Grumble Cricket

Ash snows down on the crowd as they circle closer together around the bonfire in the gathering darkness, straining on their toe tips to see.  The tribal drum beat quickens as the three cloaked, grey-bearded wizards set the pace of the … Continue reading →

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Easter is for Domestic Violence

Posted on April 7, 2012 by Augustus Grumble Cricket

Easter in the Czech Republic can be a strange time full of flowers and systematic violence. Continue reading →

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The City Goes Green

Posted on April 1, 2012 by Augustus Grumble Cricket

In New York, I loved the Autumn.  It’s crisp days arriving look a cool shower after the sweltering summer heat.  In Prague I love the Spring, which appears like a clean breeze following the stagnant winters doldrums.  It promises new … Continue reading →

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