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May 7, 2004 Friday

Europe - Day 7 / Geneva, Switzerland

Red Cross Museum

After doing my lats and lower back, I had the same putanesca pasta and I was off to the UN to do my internet and get job postings. The posting mostly were internal hirings.

I proceeded to Museum Ariana. It was like a Chateau housing the mostly jars and plate collections of a once prominent Genovese.

I ended up at the Red Cross Museum. It had a F10 admission fee so I passed. I'm not a dollar earner anymore. Whatever money I have now is everything I have to make a new life with. Every cent counts. There was however, a free exhibit of Gulag, the Russian prison camp. I believe the pictures were sanitized. None of the notorious brutality that Gulag has been known for was portrayed.

For dinner, Ginny and I had an authentic Swiss fondue in a restaurant on the lake itself. That's all they seem to serve. Coupled with a pitcher of white wine, it was good�makes me want to ship my fondue set to the Phil.

--- TheLoneRider