
My attempts at maintaining a blog, or a journal of any sort, have been quite feeble, sluggish at best, simply because I lack the discipline to consistently churn out quality writing I will be proud of 10 years from now. No, Tumblr and Dayre don’t count (unless you enjoy reading mindless teenage angst).
Back when I thought of starting this blog, I only meant for it to be a travel blog/photo diary i.e. no whiny posts about how I miss Singapore yada yada. But now that I’ve got my head screwed on right after estimating my monthly budget, I have decided this will be a personal blog about my overseas exchange. (Edit: The Swiss Franc has risen a mighty 15% against the SGD. Sorry, Papa, no more Rolex for you.)
Okay, I have rambled for far too long. Tonight, I will be boarding my flight to Helsinki, where there will be a two-hour stopover before I fly to Milan. Thereafter, I will be taking a bus to Lugano, Switzerland. During my five-month stay, I hope to travel to Paris, Milan and the UK. I don’t know about travelling within Switzerland because everything there is frightfully expensive. Oh, Spain would be a bonus!
Thank you for taking time to read my first official entry and hopefully my life in the next five months will be of interest to you (no matter how vague).
I like it, especially that part about no Rolex watch..haha…
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[…] was at the top of my must-go list when I accepted my exchange placement. I contacted my cousin Charisse and my childhood friend […]
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Hi,
I’m also studying in Switzerland in Bulle (Near Gruyere) and I’m from Indonesia. I don’t know if you been to Gruyere, but you really should 🙂
I love your blog cause it seems like similar to my blog 🙂 Asian living in Switzerland. I hope I can visit Lugano before I finish my semester. and yes! CHF has gone up too high, but Switzerland is worth to travel (even with the expensive living cost)
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Hi Michelle!
Nope, I haven’t been to Gruyere, but I’m guessing it should be on my Europe travel bucket list? 😉
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