Wenceslas Oblong

I have had a lovely evening at Wenceslas Square, which is actually an avenue and not at all square hence the title. I stumbled upon, I guess what you would call, a busker. Although he was actually good. When I got there there were about 20 people standing and sitting watching him. By the time he finished it was more like 100. There was a massive crowd round him and loads of people bought his cd. I was almost tempted but then I remembered I'm a poor penniless student. He was really good and funny and the crowd were all clapping and some were even dancing. It was a fantastic spontaneous event. I've put a photo of half the crowd before it reached full size just to prove I'm not exaggerating (- as if I would!)

After he finished I walked to the end of the avenue to where this massive building was, although I have no idea what it was.

On the way back I passedthis 'paint a brick' thing for charity. I decided to have a go. I figured that I don't need to eat tomorrow anyway.