Day 10 and 11: Switzerland!

There was nothing more exciting that I was waiting for before the trip than skiing in the summer! Swiss Alps was one of the reasons why I chose to go to Europe in the first place. I started skiing when I was in my freshman year. I even never actually touched snow until that time. When I was my first time skiing, it was horrible. I was almost gave up and kept whining about me falling of after several meter. My friends answer was simple "You never touched snow in your whole life and you expecting that you know how to ski right away?" The answer kept me going and I was determined to ski again. I'm glad to have such friend that was so supportive. They wait for me when I fell, they even help me to put the ski back when it loosen. Not long after that, my ski level kind of fair and I started to go to more challenging trail. The feel of the adrenaline rushed was worthless.

Summerski!

When I was in the Alps, it was during the Summer and the Sun went straight up. It was cold with the snow everywhere, 3,500 m away from the ground. I was super excited to went to the ski park and the ski park was not the ski park that I was imagining all this while . It is just a recreational spot if anyone want to try ski. I was frustrated but considering two other people in the trip ask me to teach them to ski, I skied as well.

Skiing in the cloud! 

I'm glad I did. Even if it just a beginner trail with some bumps at the side, but who else can ski in the middle of June? The picture of me in the air after jumping from a bump had bring jealousy to my friends. I used it to encourage them to explore the world! It was awesome.