Being a VetMed student, I have a pretty tight schedule. But if you happen to travel around Munich, send me message! Even if I can't host you, I'm always open for meeting new folks and having great talks. So if you fancy having a cup of tea (or a pint of beer), feel free to text me!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I often book flights or bus tickets spontaneously and make things up as I go. Being this flexible, I hardly ever have friends accompanying me on my trips, but solo traveling has proven to be my favourite kind yet, since I may start alone but always end up meeting great people I probs wouldn't have talked to if I hadn't been by myself.
With Couchsurfing it's become so easy to find like-minded travelers and locals to hang out with.

Interests

Icebreaker: talking about music

Btw, I'm addicted to live music. If there's any kind of festival or gig or just an acoustic session in a pub, sign me up! And it'd be glorious if I met someone new to share that experience with.

• dogs
• writing
• literature
• poetry
• architecture
• concerts
• music festivals
• vegetarian
• vegan
• motorcycles
• drawing
• bouldering
• music
• guitar
• hiking
• languages
• medicine
• art
• ukulele
• lgbt
• pescatarian

Music, Movies, and Books

I listen to Spotify All.Day.Long. I like any kind of Rock (mostly Alternative), Folk, Indie, Reggae, a bit of Metal and German Hip Hop.

Bands worth mentioning:
Radiohead, Nothing But Thieves, Catfish and the Bottlemen, Biffy Clyro, Incubus, Sticky Fingers, Johnossi, Gang of Youths, Against Me!, alt-J, Arctic Monkeys, Ben Howard, Half Moon Run, The Kooks, Mumford and Sons
German bands worth mentioning: Kraftklub, SEEED, die Ärzte, Giant Rooks, Casper, Samy Deluxe, Milky Chance, Sizarr, Drangsal

Because I spend most of my time writing, listening to music, reading and playing the guitar, I don't watch telly too often. One of my childhood (and all time) favourites though: Lord of the Rings. (Hobbit is probably one of my favourite books, too.)

I've always been a weird kid. So it shouldn't be surprising at all that my favourite book (ever since I discovered it at the tender age of 12) is just as weird: Kafka on the Shore (Haruki Murakami).
I've recently developed a great interest in English poetry and literature, as well. (This would have been my dream subject to study at Uni.) So if you can recommend a piece or author you liked, please do!

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Setting: the local pub in Doolin, Ireland, in summer 2017.

Musician: Does anyone know any folk songs they'd like to sing with us?

Me, having had 3 pints of my favourite Irish Red Ale and having overcome my shyness and stage-fright: yep. Let's go, lads!

"Old Mountain Time": is being sung and played.

Random woman in the crowd: smiles at me so fondly that I choke on words and giggle into the mic mid-song.

Teach, Learn, Share

Well, I can't offer much, but I do play the guitar and the ukulele (not as good as I'd like to but hey). I may be only self-taught but thanks to that, my repertoire of easy four-chords-songs I could teach you is quite broad.

After years and years of trying, I still haven't managed to get "Wonderwall" right though it's such an easy, classic song (me in a nutshell tbh). But I still hold on hope that someday, I'll meet a fellow traveller who can show me how it's done.

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, England, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, Turkey, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany