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Welcome to Bruno’s Point of View.

I am born and raised near Zürich, Switzerland and immigrated to  Canada in the seventies, first to Nelson BC, then to Gibsons on the Sunshine Coast. I am a frequent world traveler and published two books, Folly Bistro, about two turbulent years as a French restaurant owner, and Mariposa Intersections, a political romance story set in central Mexico.

Here I share my  travel impressions, my weekly conversations with Camp, a few short stories and poems as well as creative recipes. I welcome your comments.

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The Cost of Beer

“Sometimes I feel like the guy who, on top of a mountain, invented the TV just to run down to the village to see that everybody already had one.”

‘There is really nothing much new in this world. I always hark back to the middle-ages when most ordinary people’s life was one of drudgery and misery. Disease, no plumbing and no harnessed energy.”

“I can’t even imagine a life without electricity or antibiotics. What we take for granted today was unimaginable five hundred years ago. “

“Nobody, not even Da Vinci or Isaac Newton could imagine the transportation and communication we have today.”

“If they did, they would most likely have been burned at the stake or thrown into a dungeon.”

“Do we live happier lives Camp, with all our modernity and comfy existances than those five centuries ago?”

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