OUR LIFE IN CZECH REPUBLIC // What a normal family Sunday looks like 

Thank you! 😃 really is very nice!! I don’t believe we learn any of that in school. Haha of course I can identify a mango tree from an avocado one but that would be pretty much it 😂

So it’s not the Vltava!!! Makes sense. Not every river I see can be the Vltava 😂💜💜💜

Also the pub you stopped to eat is called U Berounky 😊

So true! That place is magical!!

Thank you! 🙂 i some times like sharing normalcy cause my normal is most probably for sure interesting for others. I love to watch normal day vlogs of ppl that live all over the world 🌎 so here is my take!

@@ArepasforDinner me too!!! love to see those girls growing fast too!

Hola Andrea! Los niños aprenden sobre la naturaleza en la escuela, desde el primer grado en preparatoria y luego en secundaria es mucho más extenso , aprenden a identificar todo lo que los rodea desde rocas , minerales, animales, pájaros y árboles y plantas. Y sí , es algo muy checo

Always welcome 💜💜

I'm glad you like it

Nice to know I always feel like an ignorant plant/tree/mushroom wise 😂 so it amazes me how much ppl know about it here!!

@@ArepasforDinner When i was thinking about that aspect again, it occured to me, it might have something with comunism and socialism. During those times, it was hard to LEGALY earn extra cash. And one way how to SPARE some money, and have it as "extra" for familly budget, was quite desirable aspect. Mushrooms - there are dozens recipies with mushrooms, but easiest and most used in my kitchen is either - "smaženice" (mushroom and egg purree, served with bread, baguette, roll or bun), or - hushroom parts (usually hats) covered in breadcrums (like schnitzel) and served instead of meat of the main dish. Fruits - Fruits, when in right quality and quantity, can be used raw, made into jam, or made into alcohol. During "harvesting" those crops, the kids (if they listen and do not get lost), enjoy the nature, and fill the families basement with pre-prepared dishes, jams and home-crafted alcohol, with wich father can show himself in front of (male usually) visitors. And that is kinda basic level - my grandma knew (hopefully always knows, but im almost forty now and she is older, because is my GRANDma) recipe on 3 or more foods made out of nettle (kopřiva) - the only herb in czech republic, wich blades sting and burns. BTW Andrea, need to take off my hat in front of you and your husband. Good upbringing of the short ladies is obvious from their behaviour. Just as a possibility - it might be interesting to see some fair (sorry i mean "pouť" - the fair with merry-go-rounds, but did not find the right word for it), and the ladies could enjoy it too. The same goes for some castle hunting, or interactive museum visits, or kid corners in prague visits. Only point, you probably did discuss with your husband - guard them and watch them. Majority of czech people would get rather killed, than let a child got stolen in front of him/her, but "modern age" is fucked up, and some people are too. Not to mention, Czech republic is not as homogenous society, as it was in times, when no-one could, nor wanted to come here. You and other people who understand our culture, do not have problems to live according said culture and want to WORK, not to do crime, are a blessing to us. Problem is, the tens of thousands ilegal imigrants from northern africa, afghanistan, and other completely different areas, with different upbringing, and firmly beliving in not complete real ideas about czechia. On much lighter note - thank you for your vids, be well, all four of you, good luck and good bye.

I’ll quote my dad now “when you go to the jungle bring your own food cause there’s not one thing to eat there opposed to what people think” 😂😍 love learning this interesting facts!! And also we just came back from mushrooming in the forest 💜

We love it here but we don’t wanna grow old here (that’s why we never bought a house or such) our plan is to hopefully be financially free by 50 and move then to Spain or Portugal

@@ArepasforDinner yes Spain is very nice, i love going to marbella. That's a good plan to move after 50 when the kids are bigger.

​@@ArepasforDinnerWhat part of spain or Portugal would you want to live after you turn 50?