We had to celebrate Canada Day – even when in Switzerland. A huge BBQ was organized in the woods near our houses and lots of people were there from Baden and Zurich including coworkers and friends. I wore all my red, which consisted of red shoes and a red shirt. After a good wandering in the woods and following various trails in the woods, we came across the BBQ – campsite style. I’ve always wondering why wanderweg, literally translating to walk away – but meaning path, sounds so similar to wandering… (maybe people get frequently lost on these paths or something…) Coals and wood was used to start the fire and people were already cooking sausages, beer potatoes. The evening concluded with guitar singing, marshmallows (smores), and sparklers. Happy Canada Day!
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Oh Canada!
Canada Day - July 1
We had to celebrate Canada Day – even when in Switzerland. A huge BBQ was organized in the woods near our houses and lots of people were there from Baden and Zurich including coworkers and friends. I wore all my red, which consisted of red shoes and a red shirt. After a good wandering in the woods and following various trails in the woods, we came across the BBQ – campsite style. I’ve always wondering why wanderweg, literally translating to walk away – but meaning path, sounds so similar to wandering… (maybe people get frequently lost on these paths or something…) Coals and wood was used to start the fire and people were already cooking sausages, beer potatoes. The evening concluded with guitar singing, marshmallows (smores), and sparklers. Happy Canada Day!
We had to celebrate Canada Day – even when in Switzerland. A huge BBQ was organized in the woods near our houses and lots of people were there from Baden and Zurich including coworkers and friends. I wore all my red, which consisted of red shoes and a red shirt. After a good wandering in the woods and following various trails in the woods, we came across the BBQ – campsite style. I’ve always wondering why wanderweg, literally translating to walk away – but meaning path, sounds so similar to wandering… (maybe people get frequently lost on these paths or something…) Coals and wood was used to start the fire and people were already cooking sausages, beer potatoes. The evening concluded with guitar singing, marshmallows (smores), and sparklers. Happy Canada Day!
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