You know you’ve become Czech by default when you write to Alza to tell them: a) one of two items didn’t arrive; b) you want them to send the second item, not refund you; c) they’ve managed to refund you for the item you *did* receive, which was a tenth of the price of the one you didn’t.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 384: U Habrovky, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 383: Zachova, built before 1935.

I didn't do Eurovision this year (anyone who knows me knows that's quite a big deal for me to say that). But, amid the many, many 'targeted' and not at all pre/bot-prepared posts I've seen on Insta, I'm most amused about are the ones congratulating Israel on winning the public vote (they didn't).

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 382: Pecharova, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 381: Ševce Matouše, built in 1935. I just wrote this entire post, then it disappeared when I was about to post it, so I feel like I was also built in 1935 right now.

Just wrote a particularly long Prague 4 post, and then not a single part of it saved. How's your day going?

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 380: Vikova, built in 1965.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 379: Matěchova, built in 1935. Back from holidays, and back into daily posting.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 378: Antala Staška, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 377: Halasova, built in 1962.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 376: U strže, built before 1925 (i.e. today is a brief interlude from the artistically-minded streets built in 1962 or 1965).

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 375: Radova, built in 1965.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 374: Tilschové, built in 1962.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 373: Blažíčkova, built in 1962. They were busy round here in 1962.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 372: Kremličkova, built in 1962.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 371: Fillova, built in 1962.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 370: Rabasova, built in 1962.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 369: Poláčkova, built in 1962.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 368: Budějovická, given its named in 1925, having formerly been part of the road from Prague to… well, read on.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 367: Květnových bojů, built in 1952.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 366: Bystřická, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 365: Krchlebská, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 364: Neveklovská, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 363: Jankovská, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 362: Humpolecká, built in 1941, and one case where highlighting roads in red doesn’t work very well.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 361: U nových domů III, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 360: U nových domů II, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 359: U nových domů I, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 358: Bartákova, named in 1952.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 357: Horáčkova, most likely built in the 1930s.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 356: Za Zelenou liškou, built in 1935.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 355: Senožatská, built in 1968.

Prague and Prague-tangential peeps: anyone know a good web designer? Street Name website needs a facelift (or, at the least, someone who knows how to add useable search bars). Feel free to DM, thanks.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 354: Dudínská, built in 1941.

I don't want to make a fool of myself by commenting on current numbers as if they were final ones, but I do want to post some pictures of a country that is so, so much more than what most people hear about it. 🇭🇺 (Sopron / Pécs / Debrecen / Eger)

Would currently pay good money for nobody to ever mention 3D chess, 4D chess and all the other chesses ever again.

WIAP4SN is on a very brief break as I have my Czech exam for permanent residence on Saturday! Currently experiencing that feeling of knowing it should be fine, but also wondering if lots of random words I don't know are conspiring to turn up on Saturday morning too.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 353: Stallichova, named in 1952 but built before then.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 352: Herálecká IV, built in the 1960s.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 351: Herálecká III, built in the 1960s. Is it a bit tacky to announce that this is my 1,000th street post? Yes? Oh well.

Also blowing my mind today: the façades of Slavonice.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 350: Herálecká II, built in the 1960s.

I’d heard Telč was nice, but my goodness.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 349: Herálecká I, built in 1941 (and without the Roman numeral at that time).

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 348: Obětí 6. května, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, Pacovská, built in 1941.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 346: Olbrachtova, built in 1962. Welcome to the Krč era!

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 345: Mirotická, built in 1988.

1) What's in a Prague 4 Street Name, day 344: Čimelická, built in 1988.