I know, you’re probably saying ENOUGH ALREADY! Will she ever stop posting about this Swiss trip??? Well, the answer is YES! After this, there’s only two more posts. But these images are important to me too, While walking through the Neiderdorf. Violin anyone? In St. Gallen we visited the Textile Museum, it was beautiful and [...] Read More

Because when we lived in Zurich in 2001 we didn’t have a digital camera and film was stupid expensive to develop we really didn’t have any photos of where we used to live so I thought while Marc was having lunch with a friend I could take advantage of the time to go back and [...] Read More

The Pfaeffli’s live about 3 blocks away from Martin. Stephen is one of Marc’s oldest and dearest friends. He was also a member of their Dead Poet’s Society. Stephen married Sonja, an ex-punk rock guitarist. Their daughter Lena who is now 12 and very cool is Marc’s God child! They invited us over for the [...] Read More

While down in the French part of Switzerland I made plans to visit my very good friend Cornelius who I hadn’t seen in a couple of years. I had a very small window of time available and was thrilled when Cornelius said he could meet. Montreaux seemed to be the geographically logical place and the [...] Read More

Well not really. But lots of trams, trains and a few buses. We travelled around a lot in the 2 weeks we were there: St. Gallen, Winterthur, Thun, Bussigny and Annecy, France. From Zurich everything was no mostly under 2 hours (except France and that was 3 1/2). Here’s some of the ways we travelled. [...] Read More

Towards the end of our trip we actually had part of a day to just wander around the city, just the two of us. All the rain and snow were gone and as you can see we were left with a bright blue sky and temps in the low 50′s. We visited the bridge we [...] Read More

I am a bit obsessed with meringues and have yet to successfully make them. When we came across this bakery window back in Annecy I can’t believe we didn’t rush in a buy a couple of the fluffy confections. But alas we didn’t and then when we tried to backtrack in the little maze of [...] Read More