Schreibfaul…
Well hello everyone…
Not really sure what’s going on at the moment… I am really, as they say in Germany: "schreibfaul"… a literal translation would be "write lazy"… too lazy to write… but it’s not only lazyness… it’s just that so many things are going on and they all deserve equal respect and "writing time" that I just cannot pick what to write about…. one is that I would like to continue the interpretations of the Tao… however, with all the other things going on I am either too tired or… on the go….
I met someone… on Saturday… not this one… Saturday a week ago… while I was at the wine tasting thing with Frank. While we were there I met him…. his name is Massimiliano… well guess where he is from 🙂
We met that night and went on two dates since… I would like to write more about it… esp. the first date… but i am just too "schreibfaul"… the date we had was one of the maddest I have ever had cos i thought for a while that he’s gay lol… it’s a long story…. but anyway… he kissed me goodbye that night and is DEFINITELY not gay lol.
We met again on Friday and… again…. he kisses like a God…
He’s 38 years old, funny, smart and sweet… so far… let’s see how it’ll go. Sadly he wasn’t around tonight… won’t see him before Thursday or Friday…
At the weekend I started the course in Life and Executive coaching…. I could write pages and pages and pages about it… but I really am too lazy right now…. just know that a lot of things surfaced for me that I thought I am long past… but I am not… so I was… and am… working through a lot… and it was a very very emotionally and mentally challening and tough weekend…. but great….
Ok.. the lazy person says goodbye for now…. sorry lads and lassies. I’ll be back with more 🙂
I’ve heard German has words that describe human emotions so much better, like schadenfreude, which is so descriptive that it seems to have been commandeered for English because we don’t have a word for “taking pleasure in someone else’s misfortune”. I like that one that describes an annoying song you get in your head; ohrwurm. It really is an “earworm”!
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I really like German culture:) When I was younger, I always had Goethe with my side. And now I’m reading Also sprach Zarathustra. One of the reasons why I’m learning German is because I really want to read it!
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