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ReSwissed

Linda Golden

A weekly newsletter about becoming a Swiss-American in Switzerland when most of life has been American-Swiss in the USA.

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Latest Issues

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Schroedinger's Hedgehog

We started fostering a hedgehog named Shanti in November, influenced by our neighbors. Fostering hedgehogs in the winter is relatively easy, as they hibernate. My dad and I (though mostly my dad) occasionally changed her food and water and ...

5 days ago
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Waiting for the Ice Saints (again)

I’m rerunning this newsletter from 2024 about the uncertainty of spring’s arrival in Switzerland. I suppose spring arrives tentatively in many places, but here we have saints to blame/look out for.

12 days ago
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Graphic gargoyles, payback peacocks

We are heading back to Freiburg im Breisgau on Sunday to ~~visit my favorite gargoyle~~ meet up with a friend, and it seems like a good time to reshare this essay from 2024.

19 days ago
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Spring 2026 Delights

It’s been a while since I shared a list of delights (despite starting one last January that mostly had to do with public transit encounters), so here are some things that have been bringing me joy:

a month ago
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  • Linda Golden

    Reader, writer, bike commuter reintegrating into life in Switzerland and documenting that adventure in my ReSwissed newsletter.

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