Hello!
It has been a while, hasn't it? I had recently gone back to Vorarlberg for the weekend to ski. It was quite an experience. I think I had my very worst fall this time, almost dislocating my shoulder and breaking my nose. Okay, *rolls eyes* I might be exaggerating a bit, maybe, but I did fall face first, on my nose, and roll over, with my skis on, at a tremendous speed. My friend later pointed out that it was quite a spectacular fall. Well, that makes everything better, never mind the fact I couldn't hold my own food-laden tray. An atrocity! Pfft, this is the best part of my day - holding my own tray.
The good news is, after that very formidable fall, the Gods of Humiliation thought I had gone through my fair share of "humbling" moments, and let me breathe for the rest of my time in Brand.
*Phew*
I am back home in my room, finished with my day's chores, ready to cuddle up on my bed and resume ravaging my current read, 'David and Goliath' by Max Gladwell, which, I have to admit, turned out to be much more interesting than I could have ever imagined. If I am being completely honest, I feel like I have to tell you that I only bought it with the faintest hope of actually finishing it, and in the process increasing my IQ a little bit. I feel I can be honest with you peeps.
I can hear my inner voice telling me in a disdainful tone, "There is such a thing as being a little too honest."
"What happened to no judgement, inner voice?"
"Pfft, where do you think you are? In a rom-com?"
And people wonder why I'm so bad at giving pep-talks. Have you seen what I have to deal with on a daily basis?
Anyway, here are a few pictures from my weekend.
Hope everyone is enjoying their semester break. Until next time!
It has been a while, hasn't it? I had recently gone back to Vorarlberg for the weekend to ski. It was quite an experience. I think I had my very worst fall this time, almost dislocating my shoulder and breaking my nose. Okay, *rolls eyes* I might be exaggerating a bit, maybe, but I did fall face first, on my nose, and roll over, with my skis on, at a tremendous speed. My friend later pointed out that it was quite a spectacular fall. Well, that makes everything better, never mind the fact I couldn't hold my own food-laden tray. An atrocity! Pfft, this is the best part of my day - holding my own tray.
The good news is, after that very formidable fall, the Gods of Humiliation thought I had gone through my fair share of "humbling" moments, and let me breathe for the rest of my time in Brand.
*Phew*
I am back home in my room, finished with my day's chores, ready to cuddle up on my bed and resume ravaging my current read, 'David and Goliath' by Max Gladwell, which, I have to admit, turned out to be much more interesting than I could have ever imagined. If I am being completely honest, I feel like I have to tell you that I only bought it with the faintest hope of actually finishing it, and in the process increasing my IQ a little bit. I feel I can be honest with you peeps.
I can hear my inner voice telling me in a disdainful tone, "There is such a thing as being a little too honest."
"What happened to no judgement, inner voice?"
"Pfft, where do you think you are? In a rom-com?"
And people wonder why I'm so bad at giving pep-talks. Have you seen what I have to deal with on a daily basis?
Anyway, here are a few pictures from my weekend.
Hope everyone is enjoying their semester break. Until next time!
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| Fuchsbau, Brand, Vorarlberg. |
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| Somewhere between Glattjoch and Gulma, Brand, Vorarlberg. |
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