Thursday on the way home from Ikea we went to Dörig Fisch Mercato in Dietikon and Keagan was allowed to choose a fish for our dinner on Friday. Of course he aimed for the red one and we left the shop with a 1.7kg fish. At home Susanna figured out that this is a scorpion fish (…)
Keagan got seriously annoyed that this man is throwing building blocks into the trash.
Alain de Botton examines our ideas of success and failure — and questions the assumptions underlying these two judgments. Is success always earned? Is failure? He makes an eloquent, witty case to move beyond snobbery to find true pleasure in our work.
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Here some last impressions of this fantastic place
Today Keagan and I went to Freilichtmuseum Ballenberg which is only about 10 minutes driving from Hotel Giessbach. While I was very fond of the lovely old houses and the great landscapes Keagan enjoyed the great playground and also feeding the animals
Nick had organized a trip across lake Brienz with a little steam boat. It was incredibly lovely. We all enjoyed it very much, to be so close to the water and to see the engine working. The honking was highly appreciated by the younger audience. After a while though, Keagan fell asleep in Att’s arms and (…)
Today we enjoyed the really nice new natural pool. The water is really clean and this without any chemicals thanks to a very sophisticated natural filtering process. Keagan is making lots of progress with swimming and he’s not a bit afraid of the water. The sand pit was damn hot but this didn’t stop Keagan to (…)
Today we went from Giessbach to Brienz by boat and there we took the train to the Aareschlucht. It’s really a very impressive sight but not that Keagan would have cared. It’s probably more a grown’up thing