One of my biggest travel-adventure was in Mexico in 2012. I spent half a year in Cuernavaca for a semester abroad; actually I spent most of the time traveling around and learnt more in the streets than at university. And this was the reason why I fell in love with this country and came back to live there. Since this year, I finally have my permanent residency and I'm also aiming to have the Mexican nationality one day. However, I still love the country where I was born and grew up: Switzerland. So every then and now I come back to visit my family and friends in Switzerland and Europe.

I'm a passionate German teacher and also love to see and experience culture - which can be art, music, food, movies etc.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

I have had one not so good experience so far (which actually I don't remember, now that I read this lines years after)... and many great CS experiences on top of that!
One of the CSers I've met is a very good friend of mine now; in 2013, I was even invited to her wedding - thanks to CS we got to know each other!

Interests

traveling,
photography,
learning new languages (at the moment Ayuuk (Mixe) and Italian),
go to cinemas,
chilling outside,
pottery

Music, Movies, and Books

I love to attend small concerts, they are much more fun than the big ones.

I'm the worst book-reader ever! I need at least half a year (if not a whole one) to finish a book.. but somehow, there exist some few books I finish within days. I guess these are the really good ones!?

I love watching movies! And I nearly watch every genre.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Minsk: one of the most interesting travels I've done.

Bahia Drake: the most beautiful place in Costa Rica!

Siwa: an oasis in Egypt. I staid there at the best hotel ever and felt like in a bible tale they told me when I was a child!

Vinga, near Göteborg: a little island, where volunteers who stay there the whole summer tell you interesting stories about it.

A little cute teahouse in Beijing: can you imagine drinking tea for 3 hours? After visiting this teahouse, I can!

Dia de los Muertos in Ocotepec, Mexico: One of the nicest celebrations I've ever seen. After celebrating death with the Mexicans you see this topic in a total different way

Moving to Mexico.

Teach, Learn, Share

Some words in German, or Swissgerman
How to make braided bread (tipical Swiss bread)

Countries I’ve Visited

Albania, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, China, Cuba, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Mauritius, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Costa Rica, Mexico, Switzerland