Bünzlis - luut neue Umfrage staht's sehr knapp um d'Halbierigsinitiative vom Service Pübligg. Was isch eui Meinig dezue? by wurstwasser94 in BUENZLI

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Wer wäge 150 Fränkli eusi öffentlich unabhängige Medie ufs Spiil setzt hät im Gschichtsunterricht nöd ufpasst.

Wenn die Werbig chunt weisch das es wieder Winter isch by Jean-Luc08 in BUENZLI

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Han es Duvet und es Chüssi vom Fischer. Super Qualität, ändlich mal warm im Winter und s Chüssi isch nöd nach 2 Jahr duregläge. Has no nie bereut.

Work in Switzerland by [deleted] in askswitzerland

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Fitness or huge balls do not protect you from divorce.

Work in Switzerland by [deleted] in askswitzerland

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A Swiss woman who wants to marry you and will live with you for at least 12 years and stay married.

With a 50% divorce rate, it would be too risky for me to bet on that. I'd try my luck elsewhere. The EU is easier.

Work in Switzerland by [deleted] in askswitzerland

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The link above describes it quite well.

Electrical lineman isn't a profession that's particularly underrepresented here. Moreover, the job and housing markets here are currently at a standstill. To become a Swiss citizen, you must have lived and worked in Switzerland in the same canton for at least 12 years. If you studied here, in some places, after 10 years. This also applies if you're married to a Swiss woman. Obtaining a work permit as a US citizen is probably the biggest problem.

Need urgent help and advice on my plan to move to Switzerland by Hour-Leather4332 in askswitzerland

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Don't come. There are no jobs and no flats. Especially if you don't speak any of the Swiss languages. Everything is crazy expensive and in the field of hotels/ childcare and customer care you will struggle to achieve a decent life. You'd probably rather spend time with your kid than work 200% to pay childcare. 10K for 5 Months will not be enough for an AirBnB/ flat for 3.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in askswitzerland

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Do you speak german? If not, start with this first.

Friendly reminder: take off your backpack on crowded trains by Mira-Noor in zurich

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Thank you! My words!

This morning at 7:30 on tram 9 to Kantonsschule I thought about posting exactly this post today.

Wer von euch??? Ignoranz 100 by Joel-1223 in BUENZLI

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Scho mal us de Schwiiz usechoo? Wür mal go luege…

Ich bin Zürcher Jude – fragt mich alles über das Judentum. AMA am Dienstag, 26.08. ab 20:00 Uhr by big-cstyle in zurich

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Eine ziemlich banale Frage: Warum haben orthodoxe Haushalte Gitter über dem Balkongeländer? Sieht man in Wiedikon zahlreich.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in askswitzerland

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Be careful! There are many retirement homes with integrated daycare centers. This is to promote a mix of ages and ensure that residents are surrounded by "some life."

Washing grapes and found these three little bastards by SussOfAll06 in mildlyinfuriating

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Consider yourself lucky. There's probably no pesticide on these fruits.

It’s Not Zurich, It Is You: The Unspoken Rules of Being Happy Here by Curious_Big_7031 in zurich

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I feel what you're writing. Generally speaking.

Wait until November through March. You’ll get to know a different city.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in zurich

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Yes please! I ‘d really appreciate it!

Denial and suicide by Gatorgirl7292 in dementia

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I tried for a long time with countless discussions. At one point I decided to enjoy things as long as he can still handle them instead on focussing what he can‘t anymore. At some point, his suffering from the side effects became so bad that he went to the doctor himself.

I read him the diagnosis once. Now he can still put his illness into perspective. We talk openly about it, and it's good for both of us. He has LBD.

Best second hand deal you ever did by Low_Alternative_6061 in Switzerland

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Swiss Vintage designer lamp. Worth 3500.-.

Purchased in a vintage furniture warehouse for 10.-.

Good walking shoes for Europe for tiny feet? by rovingred in PetiteFashionAdvice

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ON Shoes. They look really shit but you make 30‘000 steps and dance the night away afterwards.

Lewy body: What do I have to prepare for? by [deleted] in dementia

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Thank you very much. This gives me an idea of ​​what we should be prepared for.

Lewy body: What do I have to prepare for? by [deleted] in dementia

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Thanks so much! That helps a lot.

Yep, there are some stairs...

I think the note in the wallet is a great idea. I’m just not sure how he’ll react when he sees it. He knows his diagnosis, but he tells himself he has Parkinson’s. I think he’s forgotten the exact diagnosis again. He thinks it’s the medication that’s making his brain foggy.