Today was our last full day in Geneva. Alas, how I will miss this place. I have become quite fond of the friends I have made here, and have had many experiences I will never forget. I definitely plan on coming back. I have even decided to study French! I have learned so much about the international workings of the UN and the various organizations that comprise it. I feel more a part of the global community now. Tomorrow we head home. It is a very long trip and that part I don't look forward to, but it will be good to see family again and share the details of the trip. Honestly, it's been difficult to blog the details because some of it is too hard to explain properly. I am sure though, that our enthusiasm will be evident when you talk to us in person. So I am off to pack! See you back in Utah...
Uh repeat maybe! Great shots in b&w though!
Another bad attempt at blowing a kiss!
Andrea looks great, I look like I'm going to spit in my hand!
Deon did a perfect "Kiss"
And so did Julie...that's what happens when you've been to 120 countries like Julie and Deon!
Kissing Geneva goodbye!
I tried, but my pucker suckers!
Julie deep in thought....
Maren blowing the perfect "Kiss", Julie looks like she's wondering what she's doing!
Delagate meeting
Tina in front of the Red Cross Museum
Tina and Afton, our guide through this experience.
Tina, Haley and Clarissa, she is a retired Red Cross worker, she was amazing!
Outside the back of the UN building, had Woodrow Wilson's name on it.
Pretending I'm a delegate, the Assembly Room was empty so we took advantage!
Tina "speaking" to a room of "delegates"!
Oh ya, we think we're important!
Very important speech being given by Tina!
Roman Catholic church in Bern, quite breathtaking inside!
Albert Einstien lived in Bern for a while, this is his original desk with 2 of his diplomas.
Ancient fountain you can still drink from (as long as it says potable), also there are troughs by each one. Pretty cool!
