This photo is taken at Bern. This city is interesting. Its old town buildings are mostly of the same color (as seen here). So when a red hot bus passes by, it suddenly brights up the scene.
Bern is historically an important city. So there is plenty to learn from if you visit its museum.
There is Einstein museum there too.
The scientist only lived there for 2 or 3 years. But since they said he developed his relativity theory there.. well, they decide that it's worth a shot to have his museum here.
The only new thing I learned from visiting Einstein museum is that.. during his college time, the bloody scientist slept with his girlfriend without proper safety measure. So she got pregnant.
I believe he would blame the Switzerland's beautiful landscape and cold winter for that.
Ah that girlfriend Mileva.. I love her!! She was so cool. She would eventually marry Einstein.
She would also help Einstein with his work as this woman, it seemed, was a BETTER mathematician than Einstein!!! That is soo.. ugh!
Well.. such a divine pair, they are not meant to be together in the end, do they?
Just like Alan Turing & Joan Clarke. Or Stephen and Jane Wilde Hawking.
So they divorced. Fidelity, it turns out, was not Einstein's strongest virtue.
I am to blame sometimes when I casually say,
"well.. I plan to do this and that with my special one, if there is to be one".
To others, it sound like I am being pessimistic. Sounds pathetic, didn't I?
Well.. the truth is I am not.
Not in the way that I doubt my ability or worth or even luck.
Ok maybe a bit on luck *joke~*
But I come to think that this thing is indeed beyond me.
Might as well enjoy the journey, whichever way it's heading.
That's why the bible has this peculiar verse:
Fathers can give their sons an inheritance of houses and wealth, but only the LORD can give an understanding wife. (Proverbs 19:14 NLT)
And this one is my favorite!
There are three things that amaze me—
no, four things that I don’t understand:
how an eagle glides through the sky,
how a snake slithers on a rock,
how a ship navigates the ocean,
how a man loves a woman.
(Proverbs 30:18-19)
How else do I explain the failing of such divine pairs to attain their happy ever after?
Maybe as my good friend just said in his blog..
"I saw His love is a mystery, like the gems hidden under the sands, slipping into ordinary days for an ordinary man like me. "
Bern is historically an important city. So there is plenty to learn from if you visit its museum.
There is Einstein museum there too.
The scientist only lived there for 2 or 3 years. But since they said he developed his relativity theory there.. well, they decide that it's worth a shot to have his museum here.
The only new thing I learned from visiting Einstein museum is that.. during his college time, the bloody scientist slept with his girlfriend without proper safety measure. So she got pregnant.
I believe he would blame the Switzerland's beautiful landscape and cold winter for that.
Ah that girlfriend Mileva.. I love her!! She was so cool. She would eventually marry Einstein.
She would also help Einstein with his work as this woman, it seemed, was a BETTER mathematician than Einstein!!! That is soo.. ugh!
Well.. such a divine pair, they are not meant to be together in the end, do they?
Just like Alan Turing & Joan Clarke. Or Stephen and Jane Wilde Hawking.
So they divorced. Fidelity, it turns out, was not Einstein's strongest virtue.
I am to blame sometimes when I casually say,
"well.. I plan to do this and that with my special one, if there is to be one".
To others, it sound like I am being pessimistic. Sounds pathetic, didn't I?
Well.. the truth is I am not.
Not in the way that I doubt my ability or worth or even luck.
Ok maybe a bit on luck *joke~*
But I come to think that this thing is indeed beyond me.
Might as well enjoy the journey, whichever way it's heading.
That's why the bible has this peculiar verse:
Fathers can give their sons an inheritance of houses and wealth, but only the LORD can give an understanding wife. (Proverbs 19:14 NLT)
And this one is my favorite!
There are three things that amaze me—
no, four things that I don’t understand:
how an eagle glides through the sky,
how a snake slithers on a rock,
how a ship navigates the ocean,
how a man loves a woman.
(Proverbs 30:18-19)
How else do I explain the failing of such divine pairs to attain their happy ever after?
Maybe as my good friend just said in his blog..
"I saw His love is a mystery, like the gems hidden under the sands, slipping into ordinary days for an ordinary man like me. "
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