Right now I just want to travel around and meet different people from different cultures. I have no idea who and where I will be in five years (I donnot even know where I'll sleep tomorrow) but that is just how I want it to be. Maybe I'll wake up some day and know that it is time to settle down, maybe I won't. Whatever it will be alright.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I love the idea of opening your door to strangers; it is all about trust and exchange which completely changes your journey. CS supports a real cultural exchange and allows to get in touch. There is not one guidebook that can show and share as much as someone who lives in a city and opens his door for traveller.
It sounds like an advertisment for CS :3
But still the truth.

Interests

playing viola, playing cards (and of course winning), lying somewhere near to the river and listening to music, drawing stickmen, I love to sit near to railway stations and watch how the trains arrive and leave, I like the sunshine but also the rain, I do really love the stars and the moon, specially when it is a warm summer night, i like beer and wine, i like and love people and (their) stories. And I am really interested in bechamelsauce.

• wine
• beer
• traveling
• drawing
• music

Music, Movies, and Books

"Das Imperium der Schande", "the light between oceans", "Harry Potter" 3-7
-> that are my favorite books

I am not really watching lot of movies but when I usually watch movies made for kids like "le petit nicolas" (a really good movie!!)

As I play a lot of classical music I have many favorites in this sector like mahlers 1st symphony, beethovens 3rd symphony, "der tod und das mädchen"-schubert... beside that my alltime favorite is go go chaos from bonjah. I also really like that gypsy punk stuff gorgol bordello does and also goa and a lot of other stuff. So my taste is quite diversified!

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Belgium, China, Czech Republic, England, France, Ireland, Lithuania, Morocco, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Swaziland, Switzerland

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany, Hungary