The abadoned castle at Bzovík (Bozók) - our regular lunchtime stop during the cementery visits.

(A grand-grandmother is buried in the nearby village. She gave birth to my grandfather unmarried, because the estranged first wife of my grand-grandfather didn't want to divorce - but, being the village notary, my grand-grandfather was tricky: he simply changed both his own - from his Czech father - and her - from a German ancestor - surname to the same Hungarian surname... which I inherited.)

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}

Your diary, "Might," was excellent.  Two of the things I love about Europe, and am looking forward to seeing as much of as possible, are the architecture and the endless number of historic sites -- castles being my personal favorite.  The above one looks similar to Nottingham Castle, which my grandfather saw on his way home from the war.  My father is coming with us on the initial trip to England, and we're hoping to see Paris during his stay, since he's always wanted to see it.  Hopefully, language won't be too much of a barrier, but my fiancee is studying French in her spare time.

Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin