"My future..."

01. When I get the chance to work abroad, I'll take that risk.

02. If Germany perpetuates increasing taxes and continuing its family-unfriendly politics, I'll think about changing the residence.

03. Unless I am mistaken, future life is going to be very interesting.

04. In case I actually become a mechanical-engineer, I have to work very hard for maintaining this position.

05. Because it is very common to speak one or more foreign languages in day-to-day business, I wish my foreign-language skills were better than they are.

06. After graduating at university, I'll have a celebration with a lot of alcohol.

07. As soon as I am back in Germany, I have to brush up on my engineering-theory. While I was doing civil service, I wasn't up for learning.

08. Once I am back in Germany, I am going to play Squash and Soccer with friends.

09. Before I go to university, I have to do two internships.

10. Although I should be really drunken, I won't lay eggs.

a kind of conversation

A few minutes ago, the students in my homestay and me had a deep going conversation about our soccer-teams, however we weren't heavily annoyed at each other, nor annoeyd at all.
Han told me, "I am actually excited if Germany is going to win against Portugal, because I really like your Team. But in 2002, the world championship in Korea, I was so angry with Oliver Kahn - he kept the ball out of the goal steadily - that really sucked!"
"Well," I answered, "at that time, our team was much better than yours. At the moment, I actually can't guarantee for their skills to win."
Han wondered, " Why that? They won most of their games, the Germans are extremely strong players."
"Actually, they seem to be strong, but they don't perform strongly...it's a pitty, but the truth."

#finished and continued playing poker#

How should my job looks like

After gradiuation, I hopefully haven't to complete too much laboratories - so
I'll try to get my dream-job as fast as possible.
I want to work in mechanical induestries where I am allowed to research for better and improved solutions, basically in the sector of "how to automating processes".
Being very rational and objective this is just the right thing for me, also engineering is an interresting area for the whole working life, because everything is changing within a few month which is the best possibility for always being up-to-date.
Moreover, I am looking forward to maintain the excellent reputation that mechanical engineers gained over the years. This good world-wide reputation is only based on their developments for civil benefits that some graduees put at risk occasionally, because of researching for arms industry.
Finally, I am proud of beeing allowed to take part in Germany‘s and World‘s mechanical industry that promotes historical developments in future.

incredible bidding - anecdote

A friend told this funny story to me:

There were two young people, loving each other that much why they decided to marry as fast as they were able to. Everything went exactly in the way they had imagined - friends encouraged them, parents promised to support them and the accomodation was affordable.
But there was one thing bothering the groom: the really sexy mother-in-law.
So, the day before the marriage, the mother-in-law called the groom to come over for checking the marriage-timetable. As he arrived he detected the mother in law was alone at home.
After a little while she confessed him her love and before he was going to be married, she wanted to have sex with him - just once. He was really speechless and totally shocked.
So she said, that she was going to bedroom then and if he was up for it, he should just come and get her.
He stood there for a while, then he turned arround and went out of the house. Surprisingly the father-in-law had been staying outside and with tears in his eyes, he hugged the groom and said: " We're very happy, that you haven't failed our tricky test. I'm sure, our daughter is going to be very happy with you. Welcome to our family."

So, the moral of the story is: Always keep your condoms in your car...