Thursday, 11 March 2010

Half-n-half

Masopust revelry

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
5 Mar 2010

Parades and bacchanalian parties wind down.

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

A half-n-half identity

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
26 Feb 2010

When a bi-cultural identity is as natural as anything else

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Babysitting dilemmas

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
19 Feb 2010

Who's in charge of the kids when there's no babička?

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Adopting a more global English

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
12 Feb 2010

Communication often trumps regional language usage

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Czech cooking the "proper" way

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
8 Feb 2010

Can you cook svíčková like babička?

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Czech cooking the "proper" way

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
4 Feb 2010

Can you cook svíčková like babička?

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

The "handy" Czech

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
29 Jan 2010

Why pay someone for a service when you can do it yourself?

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

The Haitian tragedy as observed from Prague

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
22 Jan 2010

Distance and interconnectedness in this age of technology.

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Cultural revelations in coloring

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
15 Jan 2010

Demonstrations of imagination, practicality and a wish to conform

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.

Skiing, sledding, svařák and sleigh bells

By Emily Prucha | Prague Daily Monitor |
8 Jan 2010

Winter charm of the Krkonoše Mountains

Emily Prucha is a Life Section columnist for the Monitor. She likes writing about bilingual and multicultural families.
You can reach her at emily@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.
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