A Good Life

Switzerland couldn't have been a better place to come to after the upbeat tempo of NYC and the nerves and anxieties that had accumulated before Kevin's and my departure.

I have only been here a couple of days, but already Switzerland has made an impression on me. I would describe it as pure and grand. The undisturbed nature, the homes built and incorporated into their surroundings, not destroying them, hillsides of wild flowers, crisp clear water running from drinking fountains at every other corner, the fresh air, and the clock bell sounding on the hour.

This pure innocence is contrasted with the grandness of the Alps. You can not avoid them, nor would you want to. They are absolutely stunning at all hours of the day. Climbing them only helps you to understand their massiveness.



The architecture of the homes tells a story and has a history. Food comes from local farmers with butchers and bakers proudly providing their products. It just feels right. Although Ive only seen a small fraction of Switzerland It seems to me that people live a good life here.