Posts Tagged With: Zermatt

Day 4996: On Top of the World

Yesterday, I was on top of the world as I travelled in an empty gondola to the top of the world near the Matterhorn.

Here’s a video I made as I was on top of the world.

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Actually, I have been on top of the world throughout this entire wonderful solo trip in Switzerland.

Yesterday was such a peak experience on top of the world that I expect I will hold it in my head, heart, and soul for the rest of my life. If I am feeling despair, I expect I will use this memory of being on top of the world for peace and relief. It also helps me to realize that I can physically return to this top of the world as I am aging in the years ahead. Indeed, something I noticed yesterday was that there were many older and debilitated people on top of the world getting around okay despite the thinness of the air and other obstacles.

Can you tell that I’m on top of the world through my other images for today?

I’m aware that I was on top of the world on International Vulture Awareness Day!
I did this icy adventure by myself when I was on top of the world!
I love that Zermatt, which is on top of the world, has almost no gas-powered vehicles.
A memorial to those who died trying to reach the top of the world.
On top of the world, I found chicken soup at a French restaurant called Marie’s Deli!

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I’m on top of the world that my next stop is Lugano.

Thanks to all who are joining my adventures on top of the world, including YOU!

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Day 4995: Different Views

I love having different views of spectacular vistas during my solo train tour of Switzerland.

I have recognized that there will be different views depending on where I am sitting in each train. During this trip I am developing different views about my wish to figure out in advance which seats will have the best views.

Because there is no way of my knowing which of all the possible views are the best, I am practicing different views of ways to experience the views. For example, if I realize that different vantage points have new views I would like to experience in the moment, I may change my position to see those different views. If that change is difficult, I can just accept that the different views I’m seeing are enough.

Practicing this different view of experiencing views is making this trip even better.

Are you ready for the different views in this post?

I love having different views of the Matterhorn, including this one from the balcony of my tiny room in Zermatt!
I can have different views of the glacial stream that runs by the hotel, which I can hear as I’m writing this Different Views blog!
There are so many ways get different views of the Matterhorn in Zermatt.
Readers of this blog know that I enjoy different views of cats.
There are so many different views from the Gornergrat Railway.
I’m sure the different views from this Gronergrat hotel are amazing.
I sat on this bench and took in the different views.
I have different views about religion but I decided to light a candle, as invited.
I knew that at this exact moment people in my groups would be sharing different views, and I prayed they all find peace.
I love having all these different views of the Matterhorn.
Now for some different views of Zermatt.
There are different views on how to prepare Spaetzle; this had freshly-picked mushrooms.

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I love eliciting different views with my last question of the day.

I always enjoy the different views of the Daily Bitch.

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On Be Late for Something Day, I am trying to embrace different views of my usual urge to never, ever be late for anything.

Thanks to all who are here for the different views in this post!

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