In just a few days, the Woodhams family will celebrate 4 years of living in Switzerland. It's our "Swiss-iversary".
Our small flat is about to be filled with boxes and bags for our move back to the States; my laptop is already a hub for to-do lists and travel arrangements.
Outside it is another glorious Swiss spring – the magnolias are in bloom and the fields are yellow and, when the sun breaks through the clouds, the whole country will be one beautiful sea of green.
I keep thinking of all we've experienced here – all I've learned here.
It's been an exciting, challenging, rewarding ride. Sometimes the learning curve was so steep, I could've had a nosebleed, but we kept going. I've decided to document my education in a little project…
100 Things I Learned in Switzerland.
This is my way of remembering and honoring the things I learned in this beautiful, efficient, "land-locked island" country.
Some items will hopefully be funny, some a bit more serious, some learned once and for all, others still works in progress. Some may require explanation, for those on one side of the Atlantic or the other. Remember, it's just one gal's perspective, and I will do my best.
Our small flat is about to be filled with boxes and bags for our move back to the States; my laptop is already a hub for to-do lists and travel arrangements.
Outside it is another glorious Swiss spring – the magnolias are in bloom and the fields are yellow and, when the sun breaks through the clouds, the whole country will be one beautiful sea of green.
I keep thinking of all we've experienced here – all I've learned here.
It's been an exciting, challenging, rewarding ride. Sometimes the learning curve was so steep, I could've had a nosebleed, but we kept going. I've decided to document my education in a little project…
100 Things I Learned in Switzerland.
This is my way of remembering and honoring the things I learned in this beautiful, efficient, "land-locked island" country.
Some items will hopefully be funny, some a bit more serious, some learned once and for all, others still works in progress. Some may require explanation, for those on one side of the Atlantic or the other. Remember, it's just one gal's perspective, and I will do my best.
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