Ador Hotel Bern

... chalets. Some chalets were so close together in narrow streets that I'm sure you would be able to hear the neighbour’s conversations.

We went back to Interlaken and went to a chocolate shop to buy some Pave which I had heard about and to do some grocery shopping and then get in to cook dinner before the kitchen got crowded.

... an interview with Dr. Colum Murphy, along with six of my classmates. I have blogged about him before, but he came and gave our class a lecture, is the founder of the Geneva School of Diplomacy, has spent much time in the very middle of conflicts in Somalia and Bosnia, was on the Security Council, and had lunch with Ban Ki Moon a few days ago. (http://www.colum-de-sales-murphy.com/) . He is a fascinating man, and I was so lucky to have been able to meet with ...

... when I try to make it apostrophe - canät. There are other differences in this keyboard from the English keyboard that I am used to, so I am sorry if there are errors!)
Okay, back to the topic. There is no way I can write about all I experienced in Switzerland in the time I have left on the internet time I have purchased here where I am staying. There are people waiting for this computer. So, I will just have to briefly cover some ...

We got started on a cloudy day from Bern. We were looking forward to the sunny skies and warmer weather in Lugano. Appa had already gotten the car all prepped. Off we went after a quick breakfast at home. We decided to skip going to the bank to get Euros - that would have cost us atleast 30 minutes.

... people in general are so generous and kind, after experiencing so many contries full of rude people it was definately a welcome break! They are so neighbourly and community based, clearly always looking out for each other. I feel indebitally greatful to them for their amazing hospitality and there would have been no way that i would have seen all that i did without them. This country and experience will always remain a definate highlight and Desiree will remain an incredibly close friend.

... and a Kirsch session that got me quite drunk. At night we went to Buskers (a street festival) and also met one hospitalityclub member from Slovakia: Gabriel. We just had couple of beers and some smoke at Pläfä trying to organize our next days trekking on the Alps; after we moved to Kleine Schanze (the so called prositute place) to have some more beers...and to finish our night few more free beers at Cafeteria...

... although the Swiss can understand standard German perfectly, they prefer to speak English before they'll speak German unless they've been to university in which case they probably do speak actual German. racism in paradise one night Tom the Englishman and Christian who works in the restaurant at the Hotel Neuhaus went out to Thun to see some action. We get to this pretty hoppin club and the bouncer asks for our id's the guy looks at our drivers ...

... Situationen ist häufig die **höhte Ausschütung von Hormonen wie Adrenalin od** Endorphinen. Die daraus resulti**enden Glücksgefühle können unbestritten süchtig machen, doch es bloss als Suche nach dem gewissen Kick abzutun, wäre zu banal. Ich sehe es eh** als eine Art Belohnung für geleistete Anstrengungen 4. Zeit und Raum **leben G**ne spricht man heutzutage von d** 'Small World', davon, wie klein die Erde seit d** Technologisi**ung geworden ist. Schnelle Reisemittel und ...

... see in Geneva, but at that time in the morning, I had no hope in remembering anything. So we were on our own. It turned out fine though; the train station is situated right in the middle of town. So as soon as we stepped out of the station, we were faced with what looked like traditional Swiss streets to roam. Before long, we stumbled across Lake Geneva. I guess their big attraction, in Geneva, is a big water spout that sprays hundreds of feet into ...