Today I visit the Mucha Museum. For the plebes reading this, Alphonse (Alfons) Mucha was arguably the father of the Art Nouveau movement, a school typified by colorful ads full of pretty girls suggesting dirty deeds, big hair, and lots of swirly thingies.
Once again, I find the solitude of travel taking its toll. All of these swirly pictures of half-naked women serve as little more than a painful reminder of my own base humanity, completely quashing the inner sophisticate who so desperately wants to appreciate art for art's sake. In short: all I see are boobies and cigarettes.
I think I'm going to have to stay away from art museums for a while.
Some food will draw my attention from these evil urges.
Seizing my last opportunity to enjoy traditional Czech fare, I duck into an authentic-looking restaurant and order their incomprehensible lunch special, hoping for something crazy.
Turns out, it's a 5-piece McNugget Extra Value Meal. And it doesn't even come with any dipping sauce.
That's enough of you, Prague. Off to Vienna, where all the food is miniature and eaten with toothpicks.
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