There’s no place like home

So it’s time for round three of Sam’s European Adventures. This time my resolve is to see as many different countries as possible, even if I quite literally step over the border and back again. I had hoped that my visa would have come through but alas we’re still waiting so I’m just here on another three month visit. I think I’m kinda over the whole living in Geneva thing by now – and do I like those long haul flights? Oh no I don’t!

My arrival in Geneva almost got off to a disastrous start when I was pickpocketed, rather clumsily, on the bus from the airport. My makeup bag I can live without, but my passport was a different story. Fortunately a friendly native told me that a woman had taken something out of my bag and pointed her out. Acting instinctively I made a grab for my things which I could see under her arm… whereupon she promptly dropped them on the floor and pretended they were there all along. I called her a thief and made my indignation known to all and sundry, but she calmly stayed on the bus until the next stop where she got off. What can you do really? More lessons learned and I will be maintaining a vice like grip on my bag from here on out 🙂

And finally… Go Wildcats! Beat those 36ers tomorrow night while I’ll be cheering you on from my computer 😦  Ah it’s a sad, sad thing to miss half a basketball season. Really should have timed this vacation better.

3 thoughts on “There’s no place like home

  1. Glad you arrived safely allbe it a little “targeted” by pickpockets.
    Rang Chris for his birthday on Thursday – he is off on a holiday soon so I hope the money we sent him will come in handy. Haven’t seen Emma though I gather she had a touch of Ross River Virus. She must be enjoying the house too much.
    The Royal Show was good pocket money for me and Hammo -I gather he is going to buy a bike.
    The new artist looks great at Suburban Table – her name is Jen Mellor and they are bold and colourful – check out the website!.
    Spring weather is great for the garden and our roses are glorious.

    Enjoy your time in Europe!
    Love
    Mum and Dad

  2. well done Sam. great to read your post, yes there’s no place like home but not everyone has to same opportunity to holiday like you do LOL

  3. Oh I know Nila, I just get really homesick for the first couple of weeks. We’re travelling now so it gets easier (especially when I’m spending money 🙂 )

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