In my imaginary Switzerland, the water is clear. The reflection of the architectures shines toward the sky, pierces through cold blue, and it’s shattered when the wind blows.
And there’s fondue.
In my imaginary Switzerland, the water is clear. The reflection of the architectures shines toward the sky, pierces through cold blue, and it’s shattered when the wind blows.
And there’s fondue.
(left: pencil rubbing of a biscuit made from Switzerland;
right: a postcard from a friend)
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conversation with mom
(mom: m ; winnie: w)
w: mom, do we have anything at home made in Switzerland?
m: army knives, watches… why ask?
w: assignment. anything you don’t mind me playing with, like something you won’t be upset if i… accidentally break it.
m: no? wait… the biscuits i bought weeks before seems to be from somewhere in Europe… check if it’s Switzerland.
w: is ikea from Switzerland?
m: it is from Sweden. Sweden and Switzerland is different.
w: is Switzerland famous for making cool electronics?
m: i guess you mean Germany…
w: …opps.
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