Welcome To My Dream World

Arrived a few hours ago in Zürich in high spirit. The fresh air of Switzerland welcomed me back 'home'. I was in three countries in last three days. So, much has happened in last week that it is hard to believe but may be this is all about making experiences - good or bad - and learning from them. One of my friend says that with every bad experience your learning curve grows higher n higher - in my case recently i think it has been at 90° angle :P lol

Before arriving in Zürich, i had planned that i will go next day to the Pakistani Embassy in Bern (the swiss capital) to get the visa but i am reconsidering that decision as i am not 100% sure if i would like to go to Pakistan as Zürich is so comforting that i feel like staying here and sorting out all the problems one by one. I think first i will check my financial situation, then think about my future plans (work, study & where to live) and then comes any sort of travelling. Shouldn't it be in this order? I am sure my close friends will be very happy to read the last sentence as they have been giving me this advice since a long. I hope when my plan reach the implementation phase they go with the same speed as they were made! I hope!!!

Hey, i think i am suffering from Jet lag, its 20.31 in Montréal and i feel like being there instead of in Zürich where it is 2.31am :-)

Guys! i am feeling much better now even in the morning a lot of shit happened but it feels good to be back in the same room where i still have so many things and precious memories of the last three years that i spent in Zürich. I also feel like continuing my job here and bringing the train of my life back on track. Let's see!

To Friends in Zürich: I am here and dying to see you guys after a long time! Come on call me up and lets meet soon.

Btw, tomorrow i am going to the Cinema to watch newly released movie of Angelina Jolie, A mighty heart. I'll write a longer review if it turns out to be as good as the people say it is.

I also started reading a new book of famous Brazillian author, Paulo Coehlo, "Like the flowing river". I think its the 4th or 5th book of Paulo that i am reading. He is one of my favourite authors. I bought the book today from duty free shop in London Luton airport for 8 GBP - just to let u know that the books are the one of the few comodities that are of reasonable price in London.

A lot of hugs and kisses to all the readers across the globe.

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