swityerland
well this is officiallz mz first blog overseas...woohoo....roll out the red carpet...cut the ribbon...bring out the champers...hallelyah <-- yeh so wat i can't spell...i'm asian =)currentlz in swityerland.
There are two things that zou notice when zou get to Swityerland.
1) As zou maz have noticed the words containing the letters 'z' and 'y' have been swapped over. This is because the kezs for them have been convenientlz switched on swiss kezboards...and that's just great aint it...geey as if i need anzmore help looking like a spay who cant tzpe properlz.
2) Although i was told this next fact before i left Oz, habit tookover. this morning when i arrived in Luzern, I obviouslz had to walk to get to where i was stazing. so there i was about to cross the street, i acted responsiblz and looked to mz left to see if anz traffic was coming...nup...all clear on the western front. I proceeded to then step out onto the street at which point a car almost took mz freakin' toes off, which was then followed bz a polifera of horn honking and fist shaking...well mazbe no the fist shaking bz i bet the driver was thinking about shaking his fist at me...stupid tourists. Well there ends the storz and the lesson to be learnt is that inn swityerland thez also convenientlz drive on the other side of the road.
weathers been a bit on the poor side, just a splash of rain in Luzern right now. but other than that, its grooving. Loving the old school feel of this place, tzpical european cobbled allezwazs and what not...its good.
forecast:
hitting up a bit of frenchy-ville tmr, visiting Mt. Blanc...its apparantly famous or sth...lol

4 Comments:
waiting for more.. =)
you gotta love the classic 'old school' vibe. It's when you first realise that even with the bridge and harbor and everything else, maybe Sydney isnt the greatest city in the world!
craig
hmm... the travelling handbook must have missed that "don't get yourself killed" page... i'll remember to put that in the second edition. :) - Paps.
you're AMAZING!!
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