Hotel Crystal Interlaken

... de bomengrens was het pad ook niet meer zichbaar.. <br>Rechtsomkeerd dan maar; Voor de 4 uur naar boven hadden we maar 1.5u nodig om naar beneden te kunnen komen.. <br>Zucht nou ja. Volgende keer moet hij dan echt lukken!!!<br><br>De volgende dag hebben we dan maar genoten van de sneeuw en een heuze 2 meter hoge sneeuwpop te maken genaamd Werner :) haha!! <br><br>De laatste dag heb ik de keuken eens zeer goed aangepakt; alle kasten met ...

... the Montengro Mission to Geneva. I got to see the Ambassador of Montenegro speak AND the Director-General of United Nations of Geneva. On Friday I went to a great lunch with my girl friends and one of my friend's parents who were in town and visiting. It was fun to recap all of the semester's adventures in story form to her parents. That afternoon I had an interview with the project advisor to India at Terre des Hommes. It was a great interview ...

... bungy jumping, whitewater rafting, canyoning, and many others. I´ve been skydiving twice and bungy jumping once so I decided just to go paragliding. It was half the price too which was nice. I can honestly say I wasn´t the least bit nervous going up or down rather. There were a few guys that were obviously nervous but I felt fine. I remember skydiving for the first time, when I was up in the plane about to jump out, my tandem ...

... trailers and then empty their little holding tanks. There is no set place to park, it is just as you like.<br><br>We go for a walk into town to see the church and fortress high on the hill. There is a story here, but we haven't found out what it is. We can't get up to the fortress. We walk along the river path looking for the covered bridge. We finally give up after several kilometers and head back to the camp site. We get in the car ...

... t right about sitting outside sweating in the sun while eating steaming hot bubbly cheese on bread. Not too refreshing&#8230; But, I&#8217;m happy to say we powered through to the best of our ability, aided by the local frosty beverage. <br><br>After lunch things really got good. We headed up a gondola and then via mountain train to our final destination of the day, Murren. Wow&#8230;. The tiny town of Murren sits on the ...

... the right Sheila for this job as I can be very introverted at times, but have found that it has actually bought out the best in my personality and my social skills have advanced a surprising amount. So much so that I have become too popular and now have 2 hosts fighting for my presence... but that is a whole other drama! Back to the Mosli's of Route, Appenzell. They were the most amazing hosts and the passionate and expressive (with volume!) Lea had words ...

... with which to bonk people on the head!! It was very weird, but fun! Canadian Kids would love it! We couldn't imagine why the city allowed the confetti, as it was thick on the streets after a whole day of partying. What a mess! The store owners hate it, as it hangs around for months in secret corners just waiting to pop out when you are least expecting it. The cleaning crews worked hard all night to have everything tidy by the next day.

... I have to admit, the place was irresistible! Once getting off the train, we made our way to the hostel - I make it sound easy don't I, but the weight of a backpack drags you down and my god, even a short walk feels strenuous! - Anyways, we made it there, and found to our delight that yes, I had booked the correct dates, just not the correct month! The foyer of the Hostel was packed and I was thinking we were going to be sleeping on the streets ...

... our convienance. Terminology is different which leads to some confusion that is easily corrected. Many of us took the window shopping opportunity to sample local chocolate parlors and enjoy fresh pretzels, or to indulge in liquor from the numerous bars. After window shopping for an hour or so, we took a whirlwind tour of the city of Berne. We checked out the cathedral located in Berne and was amazed by the late gothic architecture. The cathedral's name is the ...

... she's Jewish). The lull hit. "Hey, can I ask you something?" "Sure." I was already moving in. "I was gonna ask if I could kiss you." And I didn't really wait for a response. It was nice, soft, gentle. I was in no hurry. We made out for a few minutes, paused to hug and take in the scene, then continued to make out. During one pause, we held each other as I looked out into the town of Luzern, Switzerland. It looked so beautiful. My vision of Switzerland was divine ...