the importance of a house

I overloaded my bag, I couldnt carry nor fit all the stuff I need in one month in a huge backpack.

After 3 days of struggle with all the cleanup and packing, I finally got it to fit. Though the load was still significant. This means I need to finish all my food asap.

I got a full pack of Singapore coffee, 3 pack of instant noodle, different t-shirts. After 8 days of full sun shine, the rain came back (2weeks back.) The weather near the mountains are really harsh.

Xenophobia is still quite bad in Switzerland. They may talk to you in English, but they still "look down" In Singapore, I dont look down on others. After all even the cleaners and garbage man are important. Just because we speak in different language, came from different place, doesnt really make us much different. We can learn from everyone regardless of their race or citizenship.

Lucky I have been treated kindly by many Swiss. And finally I am leaving this apartment. Time flies. Why didnt I seize the day? I ate lunch at mensa, taking in the view even though it was stormy on both side of the bridge.

French student repeatedly stabbed and die in London. Scary.

Helping more people survive and out of poverty may reduce population count? conflicting but possible. interesting, CNN showing eco stuff this week.

ok back to my original idea. a house, provides you with drinking water, cooking stove, a toilet, shower, a place to store stuff, a bed, fridge, electricity, Internet, TV, social connection with the neighbourhood, safety from storms. And like Carl Jung, provide a house for your children's children. (which I wouldnt have for a few weeks, guessed it is good training for living in 3rd world countries)

Suddenly my tour of EU, doesnt seems to be so comfortable after all. It looks tortuous. But if I dont, the next time I come to EU might be like 20 years or maybe never?

UK France Germany leading on Green movement. Interesting.
Swiss recycle papers, cans, glass, and a little of textiles. Buildings with grass rarely seen, only once at Baden, and HSR bike parking shelter.

living in a 4 season country is interesting. From extreme cold to extreme heat all within a single year or sometimes even in a single day.