Sunburn hurts...

[foreignfriend]

Switzerland was wonderful. It was so hot, and I saw the sun for the first time since October or November or something. Our hostel was on Lake Geneva and had an excellent view of the Alps. We got a free train ride up to the top of Les Pleiades and back. We also got a free bus ride to Montreaux and back. We saw a pretty cool castle where Byron

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[onebadparadigm]

I've always wondered, do people sell fake Rolexes in Switzerland? And does Swiss cheese actually come from Switzerland, or is it a misnomer like French fries and French toast?

Also, John Ashcroft keeps reading my e-mail, but I think that goes for all Americans. ;)

Hi Creepy John!

Also, as much as I know you're enjoying Europe, Gabriel and yourself must return and enjoy the cultuiral splendors of Sand Mountain with me sometime.

[foreignfriend]

I didn't see anyone selling any fake Rolexes, and I have no idea about the Swiss cheese, except that they have more kinds of Swiss cheese to choose from in their groceries...and one of them smells really bad...we bought it, woe be unto us.

Funny thing, we've actually been talking a lot about Sand Mountain lately. We definitely need to hit up a trade day soon. I think Gabriel and I are going to head to Tuscaloosa after he gets back and hit up some City Cafe and Rolly Polly. We want you to come with us (Gabe told me to add, "if you like" because he thought I was being too pushy). We might try and get some Daniel and Mikey, too.

[onebadparadigm]

Ha! Trade Day. I can go, but if it's going to be Collinsville Trade Day, you'll have to restrain me from freeing all the abused animals for sale there. Tuscaloosa works for me too, I've made allowances in my schedule for frequent trips and they're even better when you have someone going with you. Just say the word.