- Cow bells (there everywhere! All the time!)
- Church bells (every hour!)
- Foamy hot chocolate (hard to explain)
- Trains/ Buses/ Trams!!
- My GA (train ticket...allows me to go anywhere, anytime for free!)
- Things open past 8pm
- Random castles/ ruins behind my house
- Bread every morning for breakfast
- Zopf (Sunday bread)
- chocolate!!!
- windows that open both sideways and at an angle
- Cool shoes
- European clothes
- Biking everywhere
- Kissing Greetings
- Being able to bike up hills
- Biking highways
- German!
- walking paths
- Amazing views everywhere you look
- The food :)
- Milk in a bag
- Recycling everything.....(and I mean everything!)
- The sweets/pastry's/baked goods!!!
- No school on Wednesday/Thursday mornings
- The toilet wall flushers
- Bed comforters with sheets (like a pillow case)
- Rivella
- Hours off from school (when no class)
- Cooking! Everyone can cook (real cooking) (adults, teenagers, children, boys, girls, etc)
- Fellow AFS students
- The sunset over Ormalingen
Thats a very short list, but to name a few. :)
Things I don't like so much:
- Expensive!! Living where the money is is not always a good thing.
- School on Saturdays
- School until 5pm
- Biking everywhere (its cold in the mornings!)
- German!
- Homesickness
As you can see the "don't like" list, is much shorter then the "like" list :)
Best Wishes to everyone near & far!
Ciao
3 comments:
Hi!
I really enjoy reading your blog. I really like reading how you think of Switzerland as an exchange student...
One question: I didn't get what you exactly meant with "milk in bags"?
Danke!
elijah
Hello! Thank you! Milk in a bag....Well its exactly how it sounds actually. The milk here comes in little plastic bags instead of Cartons like in the states. I will try and upload a picture soon. :)
ouh.. oke
No, I just meant, because I live in Switzerland myself :).
And the only time I evan SAW milk in a bag was goat milk...
So I suppose you guys don't go shoppin in Coop or Migros (I suppose you've heard of the rivalry between these two main shops, in Switzerland you're either a Coop-kid or a Migros-kid ;) )...
Lookin' forward to see more of your experiences...
Grüessli uf Basel
elijah
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