2013-12 a 2014-01 Two girls - one mission - EVS in Prostějov

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    2 girls, one mission: EVS in Prostjov!

    Dec 2013 /Jan 2014

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    First time in Prostjov

    My first week in Prostjov was really good und relaxed because Lucie helped me a

    lot and told me some interesting facts about our new "home country". Furthermore I

    was happy that I get on well with Lucie and she (as a French girl!!!!) drinks beer, too!So for the first time we went out to a pub in Prostjov to drink some beer. Suddenly

    the waitress served us two glasses of whisky. It was a funny situation because in the

    meantime Lucie said me that she HATE whisky! Nevertheless we wanted to be

    friendly to this brave Czech but he couldn't speak English. So after some

    unsuccessful tries to start a conversation we paid our beer, said goodbye to the man

    and went home. But after this funny experience, we've met a lot of nice Czech people

    who are helpful and try to speak with us!

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    ON ARRIVAL

    In November, I

    travelled to Krs ensko

    to participate on a On

    Arrival. It's a seminar

    for all EVS volunteers,

    who make their

    voluntary service in

    Czech Republic. So I

    met a lot of interesting

    people from different countries. For

    one week our trainers lead workshops

    (e.g. how I can learn Czech in 90

    days... after this, I still am sceptical

    whether it works!) and gave us time to

    created own workshops. Every evening

    we had free time to do something

    alone. So we decided to go to the onlypub in Krsensko to drink something

    an talk about our experiences, our

    motivations for the EVS etc. On the

    last day, we walked through the

    Moravian Karst (protected nature

    reserve to the north of Brno) visiting

    Punkevn jeskyn, an impressing cave

    with a lot of....stones! In the evening

    we went to the village pub where a

    party started. Besides the old music we

    danced a lot. Next day we had to say

    goodbye, but we won't forget this

    amazing week!

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    Nicholaus and other stuff!December starts - it's Christmas time!

    Actually I'm not interest in Christmas

    and all this stuff, but it is my firstChristmas time in Czech Republic! So I

    was a little bit surprised about die

    differences between the French,

    German and Czech Christmas time.

    For instance Nicholas day: the families

    in Germany clean their shoes and put

    them in front of the door in the night ofNovember 5th. Next morning they will

    find sweets, nuts, mandarin and little

    presents in their shoes if they are

    brave. If they badly-behaved they just

    get a switch from Knecht Rupprecht. In

    France, they don't celebrate Nicholaus

    (poor French!!!!). In Czech Republic,

    the Nicholaus, Angel and Devil come

    to the families and give the brave

    people children sweets and other stuff.

    It was really nice to see all the

    Nicholas, Angels and Devils on the

    streets!

    The best thing of Christmas time is the holiday. So Lucie and I can come back to our

    home countries and enjoy the two weeks with our families and friends. And in the

    New Year, we will have enough power to learn Czech, do activities with you and

    discover the Czech culture.

    Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! / Frhliche Weihnachten und ein

    gesundes neues Jahr! / Joyeux Nol et Bonne Anne!