Prague (part 2)

We spent the morning yesterday basically playing in the pool. We have a pool, jacuzzi, steam room, and sauna, and we have decided to take full advantage of this, especially yesterday, until we bothered the Czech ladies who were there for some R and R, and we interrupted this by playing Marco polo.
Ran around to check out all the shopping that Prague has to offer as museums and marionette theater (puppets) were closed for January 6 (which is the Epiphany I think). We found an English-language bookstore and I decided to try to get through all 1100 pages of Cryptonomicon, again, but this time I have hours of train riding to do it in.
Prague also seems to have a pretty serious Jazz scene, so we went out to the "best Jazz club within walking distance," and as we are within walking distance of Old Town, we figured it would be pretty good, and it was.
The club was in an old converted basement-looking thing that reminded me of a much smaller version of the kellers we went into to drink in Munich. The beer was good and pretty cheap, as has become the norm for Prague.
Berlin here we come.