CURRENT MISSION

The world was made to discover - First stop "Canada"

ABOUT ME

Who am I? Me. That's the most obvious, but also best answer to that question. Personaly i find it very hard to describe myself, but I'll give it a shot.

I am an open, outgoing, reliable person with the tendency to being a workaholic. I love to discover and experience new things, but I often try to do to many things at once and then I get nothing done ;)
Going by the four humors out of the elizabethan era I would describe myself as senguine and phlegmatic.

My biggest passion is music. i play guitar and started to play piano. I also want to learn how to play saxophone (i took a few lessons a year ago, but since I am in Canada now I didn't really have the opportunity to go on with that). I began experimenting with elecronic music too. Back home I also played in a band which me and a friend recorded semi-professionally. So obviously I listen to music alot too.

Further I like to do Sports. I used to play Handball, I snowboard, I began to windsurf, I enjoy longboarding and I want to learn how to skateboard and surf. My friends and I often go in a park to play frisbee and I love to ride my bike. Eventhough I am German I can not play soccer, but I have fun playing with friends anyway :)

...Ohh that's more than I was going for. I hope you got an idea of me and my personality.

Interessen

music, snowboarding, reading, architecture, nature, arts in general, meeting new people, travel, watching movies

• arts
• architecture
• working out
• movies
• reading
• traveling
• painting
• music
• guitar
• piano
• cycling
• snowboarding
• skateboarding
• sports
• soccer
• handball
• mathematics

Lehren, lernen, teilen

I developed painting skills through my work as a painter and would like to share that with everyone that wants to know.
Tutoring kids and giving guitar lessons used to be a way to make some money on the side for me, so if you want to learn how to play guitar, speak German, even math (I must admit, I would have to refresh my skills there a bit and if you are taking advanced math courses a university I can't help you, but general stuff would work out)

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