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One week ago, on Tuesday morning, the most miraculous thing happened to me: I traveled back in time. For real.
I got a commercial shooting that came in last minute and had to get up early in the morning to fix my hair. I did what I almost never do: set the alarm…
It rang at 7:30 but I gave myself another 15 minutes to snooze. At 7:45, jumped out of bed, dyed my hair. It was 8:10 when I went in the shower and I had another 20 minutes to be ready with everything, at 8:30 I had to leave my place.
Well, with dry brushing before the shower and then rinsing my hair, it did take a bit longer…
When I was already in the tram stop, I looked at the clock of my phone: 8:54. Ouch! No way I would make it to 9am, in 6 minutes. Of course, I was preparing to call my coordinator to let her know and apologize for that I would be late with 15 minutes – I wouldn’t miss too much anyway, the first 15-20 minutes is normally the breakfast.
So I turned off my phone to turn it on again, to switch it from Flight Mode (that’s how I have it for the nights), to Normal Mode.
That’s when the magic happened.
My phone turned on now again, it sent me a notification of Time and Date Update: 8:16am
W-H-A-T???
I looked up to the church tower on the square, its clock said: 8:16.
The tram came, the digital clock inside said: 8:17.
Next stop I got off, and asked a boy who was standing there to tell me what time was it. 8:19.
By now I got really confused.
Down to the subway: 8:20.
Now it was too early for me…! With taking the subway, I would need to wait at the shooting location for half an hour, therefore I decided to walk instead. This is still a time of the day to experience Prague, without tourists.
Still today, I can’t figure out what happened.
Is time real, or is it only an illusion that we make up?
If you have a little more time now, please check out my friend Julien Matei’s blog: A dialogue about time and boredom
And if you have even more time: Julien is a great composer and pianist, and this is something we did together in Malmo, Sweden:
(We are still available to perform also together, if you are interested, please go to BOOKING)
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Where to stay in Prague
You can find what you need on the HotelsCombined website which compares hundreds of sites and gives you the best offers of hotels, hostels, pensions, private B&Bs, even student colleges where they also host travelers. This is what I am using most often when I go to another place. Click on the picture to book your place to stay:
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Andrea Gerák (also spelled as Gerak) is a Hungarian artist, mostly known as a singer. She is also photographing, dancing, writing, sometimes acting or modeling, and forever learning through her journey in the world, living a happy nomad life. Her attention turned to health matters after a cancer surgery in 2008. Proud mom of a big boy.
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