Last Sunday, out of anxiety, we visited a church (well...originally only one). Our first stop was a French Church that's just next to Chapel Bridge. Well, we chose a french church cause we wanted to experience a foreign language church and practice our french BUT it turns out that it was alil freaky. For me it is....I dont know about the others. Call me a non-religious person if you have to. Not offending any christians but I'm not a christian...I wouldnt understand alot of things during the session and the place was really old that it made me curious about so many things (even doors amde me feel curious about what's behind it) Plus, it made me feel alil uncomfortable cause they were doing some religious process on that day....I'm a Buddhist and even as a Buddist, I can say that I'm not really a praying or religious kind of person...I was born with that environment. So yea...it was freaky but an experience i guess...
Anywhoo....enough of elaboration on the french church. Kevin and Dominic were going to another church cause they are christians....so we were supposed to meet up after their church session but the french church starts way way earlier than the missionary one. So we had to meet up with them alil later but there weren't anything to do cause ALL (and i mean all) shops are closed on Sundays and so off we went to the missionary church with the both of them. Hmmm....how shall I put this....i PREFER the missionary one way more than the french one cause they are much more open, friendly, non-religious looking, funny, AND english! Another thing that's nice visiting the missionary church was because they are people from all over the country that lives in Switzerland and they have really really CUTE and ADORABLE children!!!all so small and young and CUTE...hahahah!
BTW....the streets on Sundays are really really disserted as compared to during the days of the week....all quiet and empty that even a drip of water from a distance can be heard. But, the shopping street's a really nice place to walk...both for shopping and experience in their way of locating and designing the shops. Plus...the sad thing is that SALES are about to come to an end....tomorrow will be the last day to shop if you want...T.T. Anyway, i think it doesnt make much of a difference cause electronics here are the same price as the ones in Msia which are not on discounts. even after "sales", it's still as expensive.... =S What to do when you're in one of the most expensive country? Sigh....no advantage at all unless you're shopping for winter wears which wouldnt be much useful as winter is coming to and end AND we live in Msia...who needs winter? That's if you wanna be a self sauna..... =P
Till then...Toodlesss~!!
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