Trends 2020… aber dann kam Corona. Eine persönliche Zwischenbilanz / Part 1

Anfang des Jahres ist man üblicherweise voller Pläne und Tatendrang. Bei mir ist das zumindest so. Ich weiß, dass die guten Neujahrsvorsätze oft nach dem dem ersten Neujahrslauf (boah, ich fühle mich wie Rocky Balboa, der aufgrund seines harten Trainings den verschneiten Berg erklimmt) oder noch einem Zweiten wegen ‚zu schlechten, kalten Wetters‘ oder ‚ey, ik hab Rücken‘ vertagt werden. Zum Beispiel auf den (Vor-) Frühling.

Ach ja, in den Fitness-Studios ist es nämlich bekanntermaßen am Jahresanfang komplett überlaufen. Ich möchte nicht die Schweißtropfen eines stöhnenden Yoga-Nachbarn abbekommen. Es ist schließlich Erkältungs- und Grippezeit!!!! Ich passe einfach gut auf mich auf und für die Bikinifigur bleibt noch ein bisschen Zeit. Und dieser Winter ist irgendwie auch weder Fisch noch Fleisch. Wo bleibt das Winter-Wonderland? Die romantischen Abende auf dem zugefrorenen Kanal?

Ja, im März dann, perfekt, um dann endlich mit der supergeilen Instagram motivierten Morgenroutine zu starten. Die Vögel zwitschern, ich, meine Golden Milk oder ein Ingwertee (rein biologisch) in der Hand, die Yogamatte ausgerollt, Meditation, Achtsamkeit und ein bekanntes Fitnessmodel vor mir auf dem Computer, dem ich gleich nachturnen werde, um im Frühsommer meinen Traumbody am See zu präsentieren…. Ich atme tief ein und aus… und freue mich später auf einen veganen Snack… und träume mich so in meine Jahrespläne hinein…. Wirklich? Keine Ahnung, ich brauche auf jeden Fall meinen großen Milchkaffee mit ordentlich Koffein!

Ein Bewerbungsgespräch im Marketing artet in eine tiefenpsychologische Analyse meines Chefs in spe aus … ich fühle mich unwohl und denke mir: Nee, das passt nicht, aber jetzt mach einfach weiter. Das Jahr hat schließlich erst begonnen. Zwischendurch hört man in den Nachrichten irgendwas mit Corona. Klar, wieder in Asien. Was habe ich mich in all den Jahren schon mit der Schweinegrippe verrückt gemacht, als ich gerade in Miami war oder mit der Vogelgrippe, etc.

Anfang März geht’s dann los, aber anders …

Ich kam gerade mit einer Freundin von einem schönen Spaziergang und die hatte schon ordentlich Ängste geäußert und mir eine Flasche mit Desinfektionsmittel auf einer Café-Toilette entgegen gehalten. Ich dachte mir innerlich: Ist das nicht übertrieben? Doch in den folgenden Tagen, in denen ich eigentlich gerade richtig durchstarten wollte mit all meinen Plänen für 2020, überfluteten einen die Nachrichten. Pausenlos schaute ich mir die News an.

Mein Freund und ich gingen Anfang März noch mal auswärts italienisch Essen. Ich achtete auf ‚gut durchgekocht‘ statt Rohkost (schmeckt eh besser) und wusch mir zwischendurch hektisch die Hände. In dieser Zeit gingen bereits die Hamsterkäufe und eine Mischung aus Besorgnis und Aggression unter den Menschen los: In den Drogerie- und Supermärkten waren Seife, Klopapier und Desinfektionsmittel schnell ausverkauft. Viele versuchten das noch als ‚übertriebene Hysterie‘ zu belächeln (obwohl es einem innerlich mulmig war und man doch lieber ein paar Seifen mehr einpackte). Ein paar Tage später wagten wir es noch mal in ein Restaurant und als mich der Wirt umarmen wollte, erstarrte ich fast zur Salzsäule. Ich sagte: „Nein, wir müssen jetzt aufpassen.“ Daraufhin wurde ich ausgelacht. Wir tanzten am 07.03.20 ein letztes Mal vor der beginnenden Ausgangssperre in einer unserer Liebelings-Locations zu lauter Musik zwischen den anderen Gästen. Und da lag es schon in der Luft und keiner wollte es wahrhaben. Ich hatte trotzdem zum Abschied nur gewunken.

In der darauffolgenden Zeit überschlugen sich gerade in Europa die Ereignisse und Infektionszahlen. Und auch ich machte einen Hamsterkauf im Discounter, wo sich jeder um Klopapier zu bekämpfen schien, weil einem jeder sagte, man müsse mindestens zwei Wochen zu Hause versorgt sein, falls man nicht mehr raus darf oder kann. “ Die Zahl Zwei bekam eine neue Bedeutung: Zwei Wochen zu Hause bleiben können, bis zu zwei Wochen Inkubationszeit und ca. zwei Wochen mögliche Infektion. Zwei Meter Abstand, zwei Packungen sind besser als eine und zu zweit treffen nur im Notfall, weil wenn jemand zwei mal gehustet hat, ist er wahrscheinlich infiziert und … und …und …

Am Wochenende um den 21.03.20 bekam ich dann wirklich Beklemmungen, als Polizeiautos mit Lautsprecheransagen durch die Nachbarschaft fuhren und es unheimlich laut ertönte: Bitte bleiben Sie zuhause!!!! Die Stimme erinnerte mich an den Film 1984, bei dem mir schon damals in der Schule schlecht wurde. In diesem Moment dachte ich, eine Giftgaswolke sei über Stadt oder die Apokalypse hätte begonnen. Hubschrauber kreisten über dem Viertel. Ich begann zu weinen, weil ich das ganze Wochenende alleine war und es ja auch bleiben sollte. Was hatte das alles zu bedeuten? Die lieben Telefonate mit meinen Freunden beruhigten mich zumindest wieder ein bisschen… Meine Nachbarn und ich winkten uns an den Fenstern und riefen uns zu: Hoffentlich bleiben wir alle gesund! Pass auf Dich auf!

Trends: Summer sounds

The air is often humid during this summer. It reminds me of summers in Florida. I prefer those clear summer days with a bright and sunny sky, no thunderstorms around and a fresh breeze.

On those lazy hot summer sundays, when I take time for myself, I like to listen to the sounds around me while not talking to someone for a while. Listening to the radio. Writing. The church’s bell. The sunday silence is special. I love it when I can listen to the music coming from the neighbourhood, too. Typing. Someone is playing the piano while I prepare a salad in the kitchen for a picnic. The phone rings. Ok, see you later.

The air is touched by chlorine smell from swimmingpools nearby. Only a few cars driving around. The sound of a vespa reminds me of holidays in Italy. When there are these really hot summer days, people seem to move in slow motion.

When I decide to drive to one of the beautiful lakes around, there are too many cars on the highways. Summer holidays in Europe have already started. Many travellers heading towards more Southern countries and their beautiful beaches. Most people just wanna get close to the water to refresh and relax. When I sit down in my car the image of a fish struggling for air comes into my mind – with its mouth wide open. Heat. Then sunday traffic jam.

The aircondition is blowing in my face. Everything seems to be slow. Too many cars. Need some water. The sweat still running down the body when coming out of the petrol station again and the sweet icecream almost runs down the fingers. Cars. Travellers. Caravans. I like the sound of motorbikes.

Arriving back home, a neighbour is obviously listening to classical music. I can even hear the voices from TVs around because everybody seems to have the windows and doors wide open to get some fresh air. In the evenings there is still the smell of barbecues. Grilled meat. Fish? At night I can hear the cats screaming. I hate that sound, like the dog that gets upset about it. Barking. And then a mosquito. Bssssssssss. Annoying until I can catch it.

Silence again when the windows are closed. Sitting down in the darkness. Typing. The light just coming from the computer’s keyboard and the TV screen. The sound of the ventilator. Just lightning from two screens. Or is the flicker from another thunderstorm? Typing. Oh, interesting sound, too. It reminds me of our old type writer. I loved to type my first poems on it. This special sound. Typing poems with my heart full of emotions. Memories. Heat. Thunder. Summer nights. Summer sounds. Good night, baby.

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Trend: Summer, watersports and motivation / Part 2: Catamaran sailing

2 weeks later. Next step: Catamaran sailing. I have never been so crazy about sailing like some of my friends. But once I have sailed with a friend on his catamaran and it felt more like a sports activity, like the perfect mixture of sailing and surfing. So, next class?!

I drove by a sailing school, talked to a teacher and asked for a private sailing lesson, just to find out whether I still liked it. And while I was planning he suggested: ‚Do you have time now?‘ – Ok! These are the best moments. When you don’t think about it too long. When your heart says: Yes! Now! No risk no fun!

But now I was really excited. A few minutes later I put a life jacket on and sat down on that Hobie Cat. The nice teacher said: ‚Listen, it’s very windy today but don’t be afraid! I will take care of you and you don’t look like an anxious person‘ (and in that moment anxiety came up…). – ‚Oh, ok, I don’t know whether that’s a good idea for my first lesson, but you are my teacher now and I trust you!‘

And then we set sail and started sliding across the lake with the catamaran. He gave me first instructions and showed me the most important steps for sailing with it. After ten minutes he said: ‚So, watch out now, can you see the shade over there?‘ – ‚Yes… what …‘  And I heard him saying some more words and suddenly we really got speed. Wow! And he gave me more instructions to handle the sails. While sitting next to each other on one side of the catamarn, he said: ‚Okay, good, there will be the next strong wind soon again.‘ Now you put your feet right here to get stability, hold on with your hands right there and slowly lean back with the next gust of wind (I can’t really repeat what he told me because everything seemed to be so fast while sailing) Trust me, you won’t fall off.‘ And a little later the catamaran moved aside and my teacher screamed: ‚Lean back NOW! Use your stomach muscles!‘ And I screamed like an excited teenager, while leaning back, the catamaran just driving on one side – and I loved that fast drive combined with that feeling of ‚flying‘ above the water.

Time was like flying, too and after a while the teacher asked me: ‚Time is almost over. Do you want to know more about cat-sailing?‘ And my answer was: Yes, sure!!! And he explained more about sailing. And on the horizon I could see the mountains still with snow on their tops and I just enjoyed that feeling of sliding fast across the water, overtaking other boats. What a great experience! The rest of the day I felt great, still a bit like flying. And I was proud when my teacher told me that I was very successful for doing catamaran sailing for the first time.

For me, it’s great to test different watersport activities again this summer. Sometimes you just get used to the activities you already know. But then it’s time to open up for new experiences, new people and another perspective. A good teacher takes away first anxieties real quick with motivation, patience and testing your limits. And it’s about those small gestures to say something like: ‚Ok, you are the captain – you navigate the catamaran now by yourself.‘ For a sailor that may be ridiculous, for a beginner it’s just so good to hear!

 

Trend: Summer, watersports and motivation / Part 1: Stand Up Paddling (SUP)

I have always been interested in sports activities. I do jogging since I am ten years old. Other sports like swimming (and I was really good) and horse-riding were my favourite hobbies as a teenager. On summer holidays I learned windsurfing, on winter holidays we went for skiing and snowboarding. I like Yoga, skating with my longboard, etc.

When I am close to a lake I often remember a wonderful situation when I was younger: We both started driving a canoe on a beautiful lake for the first time. It was a competition organized by a hotel. We had no experience with that kind of ‚boat‘. First we were relaxed and took it as a game. But right after the start all the other teams drove by, while we didn’t really move forward. We watched all the others overtaking us, laughing at us, leaving us behind. We felt ashamed, but we didn’t give up. Then our canoe seemed to drive in circles. After discussing, arguing and me almost crying, we started focussing on moving forward again and became a canoe team by and by – we finally found out how it worked. Slowly, parallel and powerful we put the oars into the water. And then we gained more speed. After a time we came closer to the next teams ahead of us. And because we both were very good swimmers and that’s why in a good condition, we became stronger as a team. When we passed the first canoe-team, we kept silent, after the second one we started giggling. You whispered: ‚Don’t show it. Focus on what you are doing. Just keep going. Do as if you don’t even see them!‘

But later on, when we had left another team behind us, you started laughing out loud and said: ‚Go, go on! We will win that race! The others get tired now, but we are a strong team!‘ And although I wasn’t as strong as you I put all my energy into that contest. And we became faster and really enjoyed that canoe-trip. And before we reached the small island around noontime we had passed almost all the others again. Now those teams applauded and laughed at us – but in an admiring way. You and I felt so proud because I was the youngest female starter, too. We were invited for a big lunch (fortunately, because I was really exhausted after that race). A beautiful, funny and successful day – I will keep it in mind forever.

A few weeks ago I started Stand Up Paddling. I often wanted to try it but then I was afraid of failing and I thought I maybe need a SUP-class. I did research. I called places where they offered classes. And one sunny day I drove to one of the locations and asked for classes again. And one of the guys working there asked me: Have you ever done windsurfing? Yes! Do you know snowboarding? Yes, and I often drive along the streets with my longboard… And he started laughing and said: Hey lady, you don’t need a class. You just need to borrow a board! – Hm, okay, maybe I try it next week…

– Maybe next week? What’s the problem? Do it NOW! The weather today is just perfect to start. There is no reason to hesitate.

And I put my bag away and said: Ok, I am ready!

He gave me some instructions. And he was so funny, he made me laugh all the time. I was a bit excited when he put the board on the water. I stepped on it and fell on my knees, took the paddle and started more or less slowly. But the nice guy and another teacher kept their eyes on me and motivated me: Go ahead! It’s easy, you just have to get the feeling for the board and the paddle!

And slowly I moved up, standing on my feet. And whoaaa, I fell into the water. Damn it! Back on the board I heard the voices behind me: ‚Hey lady, go on! Do this – and that. It’s about balance!‘ And I started to focus on my body, the board and the paddle. Remembering the situation with the canoe years ago made me smile, thinking about exercising yoga and driving with my longboard gave me a good feeling for achieving the balance again. So I found out quickly how it worked. And then I drove there with my board, the sun glowing on me, finding the rhythm, keeping the balance on the water, changing the paddle from one side to another. And it was fun to move ahead on the water, watching other boats and the Alpes on the horizon. While paddling, I met other young people on their boards and we started talking and laughing. And after that first try I got an invitation for a drink: You did great! Congrats!

It’s always good and important to have motivationg people around you. Someone who says: Just dare! Even if it’s only SUP and not climbing a mountain. Nobody really wants to make a fool of himself. Nobody likes it to be watched by others while falling (in any situation!) or getting back on a surfboard in an unathletic way (I also remember those really painful falls on the tailbone with my snowboard on frozen snow…when it hurts so much that tears run over the face although you don’t wanna cry).

So, for me it was great to try a new activity around water sports. This is my trend for this summer: Discover a new hobby and new places. Combine sports activities with watching our beautiful nature and spend as much time as possible with enthusiastic and motivating people. And when you tumble, stand up (paddle) again!

Trend: Life is a journey

I think it always needs courage to travel far away by yourself. But this courage makes you stronger and you get closer to yourself. Stepping into the airplane is the first step to leave your ’normal‘ life for a while, switching the smartphone off and flying into a new experience: Talking to strangers about their travel plans, asking for help, watching the people around you. While flying, there are still some things in your mind keeping you busy. Some of them seem to fly away. Other thoughts are like a mental luggage. But the change of perspective is a great opportunity to gain clarity, new energy and ideas.

There are so many places in the world I want to discover but sometimes there is this favourite place, pulling me like a magnet. This place is special for me and I think it’s magic.

When I started my holidays, I was fascinated by a family with two kids sitting in front of me in the airplane, especially by the father. He watched me with severe look when his son started to talk and play with me. And I felt a bit insecure. In fact I wasn’t really relaxed yet. Because of different languages his son and I only communicated via sign language, and when he showed me proudly his little toy-cars I felt the father’s imperious glance on my shoulders. But he stood there without moving, just watching us, when his son kept communicating with me although I tried not to motivate the curious kid.

Later, when the kids had fallen asleep while flying with that super jumbo, their father still stood close to their seats watching them all the time like an eagle watching its aerie, strong and authoritative. But his eyes so full of love, still protecting his sleeping kids although it was a calm flight. Before I fell asleep right behind them, too, I opened my eyes again for a short moment. And suddenly that man smiled at me, nodded and it felt like he was also protecting me on this flight. I smiled back, closed my eyes. This small gesture was nice and precious – a comfortable start for my journey.

The beautiful beach and ocean, music playing almost everywhere, the tropical atmosphere and all the wonderful colours there have always inspired me. I fell in love with Miami many years ago. When I go there once in a while it’s a mixture of coming home-feeling and being a stranger. It’s always a journey into the past, having sweet memories. But I know: The past is over and now it’s about the present and future. Sometimes it’s necessary to go back and find out what it is, that keeps the heart busy – and to solve it.

It’s hard to find out that some people are not reliable anymore. Sometimes it’s about realizing that a friend is not a friend anymore. But then another person you haven’t seen for years shows up and there is still a tender bond of deep sympathy. Besides there a new people stepping into your life, like a famous writer. I didn’t know him before. But when he started talking to me, he suddenly gave me he his book and said: That’s my present for you! And I felt blessed.

I also remember the young and attractive waiter at a restaurant. His eyes looked like a mixture of the Caribbean Sea and diamonds. Magic. His appearance and behaviour towards me were so charming. One day I was worried about something. I told him about it. And he said with a smooth voice: ‚Hey lady, don’t worry. Everything is alright. Life is good‘. Just a few words. But I relaxed and enjoyed my meal sitting under palm trees and a clear blue sky. While sitting in the restaurant, all his attentive gestures made me smile and laugh.

Being inspired by all the beautiful artwork in Wynwood and other creative places I haven’t seen before in Miami, visiting my favourite bookstore, walking along the beach every day, feeling the sand under my feet, taking pictures, the skin being kissed by the warm sun, enjoying fresh, exotic food, the best fruit smoothies and the most delicious lemon cake I have ever had while watching the ocean, swimming of course – all these moments felt like balm for the soul. And while swimming I thought of diving into the past, emerging, breathing in the present moments and opening up for all the new adventures of the future. I took all these magic moments and images of inspiration and happiness with me – my new mental luggage. And my new book. And so many other ideas…

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Start into the year 2014 – Trends

Everybody seems to be very busy at this time of the year – although Christmas and New Year’s Eve are over. Everybody seems to be busy with new projects, plans and good resolutions.

When I asked some poeple how they spent New Year’s Eve they said: „Oh, it was awesome. Great party. Best evening ever…“ But they looked at me as if the rain poured over their face.

„Oh, I am glad to hear that. My evening was nice, maybe special for me but not amazing you know“, but I smiled.

„Oh, so bad?

„No, I said, not as great as your evening I guess… but ok for me“

Another sad look … „Oh…“

„Well, have a wonderful year! See you!“

What’s that? Is it not ‚hip‘ to be honest? Is it important to say that it was the best evening ever because then THIS year has to be the same automatically? Is it an attitude towards the ‚New Year‘? Christmas still seems to hang there like a cloud. The longing for perfection: the perfect present, the perfect tree and decoration, the perfect meal and the perfect relationships. Sometimes you find out that it isn’t perfect but ok. And then there is New Year’s Eve and when it’s over you get back to reality. In January.

Maybe this is an example for an inner dialogue. The new year has arrived and says: Hello, I think it’s time for some CHANGES!

– Ah, okay, I try my best… but… well… I don’t know. I don’t know where to start… there are so many things… Maybe I want to change so many things?!

– (The new year): Hey, come on, just do it! What about all your plans? Your dreams?

– Well, but I need this and that and … – you know… And I can’t do this because of …

– (The new year): Hey, what do you really want?

– I want everything that improves my life… I want to be happy!

– (The new year): Listen, you get on my nerves.

– And YOU put me under pressure!!!

Within the last days I saw many people standing next to me on the street, at the supermarket with their new sportsdresses (a Christmas present…). Some of those very sporty persons almost ran into my car. And probably they made the decision: Ok, let’s do more sports. It’s good for the body. And summer is coming soon!

(The new year): YEEES!

I don’t go to my fitness-class at the moment because there is no space. Too many people sweating around me in a tiny room. And you can hear: Argghhhh and Urghhhh. They don’t look like having fun. It’s just like fighting.

(The new year): Noooo…

– Silence –

But I made another decision: I put my old sports shoes on and started jogging again. I didn’t care whether I looked good in my sportswear. Just running, while taking these deep breaths. Finding my own rhythm again, watching the nature around me. Like meditation. After half an hour I came to my favourite place . And I met a photographer there. He came over, smiled at me and we started talking about nature. He took my hand and showed me some of his recent photos. He looked so friendly, really calm and just happy. And he flirted with me, too. I guess he was 20 years older than me but he looked at me like a young boy, bold and likable at the same time.
These are the moments in life when everything seems to be alright. Magic moments. I told him he should make money with his beautiful pictures. He said it’s just a hobby. But I motivated him. Standing next to him and talking to him felt comfortable.

When I started jogging again and finally ran back home I was thankful. I don’t know his name but I am sure we will meet again and talk. Suddenly I had so many ideas.

I think everybody should try the best to improve life and to fulfill the dreams you have. And honesty is the basic for a real friendship and a relationship between two people. You don’t have to hide behind this ‚great wall of perfection‘. It’s not real. You are real. Get closer. Maybe you have these special moments when you fall in love with your life again. Or when you support and motivate each other, when you compliment someone. These are the wonderful presents in life and really precious! You can find them every day – not only at Christmas time. And the moment when someone inpires you or brings a smile to your face is better than a glass of champagne among people with a bad mood on New Year’s Eve. Cheers!

 

Trend: Friendship and spiritual moments

Sometimes you meet people in your life and there is a ‚connection‘ or call it unspoken mutual understanding – and when you talk to each other there is an emotional bond growing. It just takes a moment or a few minutes to know that the other one is very special for you. It’s not only the physical attraction. It is more.

Those people touch your heart very deeply and you can’t really explain why. You don’t know whether you should start laughing or maybe crying. These two emotions overwhelm you at the same time. When you spend time together you don’t have to explain yourself, you can just behave the way you really are.

Silence as an intimate moment. Trust. Simplicity. Sensitivity.

Although you feel love for each other you know that it is not that kind of love for a relationship. You both know that it is too complicated. So you decide that it is better to let the other one go. It’s sad, but you can always keep the precious inspirations and tender moments.

You both keep in touch. While talking once in a while tears are running over your face. It’s not because the other one makes you sad. It’s because the other one knows about the time you are going through. The time of losing a beloved person. Strength destroyed by disease. The person you have met looks so powerful. You hope the other one could run into your life to fight all bad energy. But you know it’s your own fight, and one of the challenges in life you have to go through.

You stop writing each other. After years one of them starts writing again. And still there is this feeling of being closely connected – and something else: Thankfulness!

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Meine Sommer-Trends 2013

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Aufblühen. Aufwachen mit Sonnenschein und blauem Himmel. Trend zum Super-Sommer. Hibiskusblüten. Aus dem restlichen Morgenkaffee später Eiskaffee zaubern. Füreinander da sein. Radeln. Rosinenbrötchen mit Marmelade. Longboard fahren und sich nach Venice Beach träumen. Komplimente. Schwimmbad-Geruch, aber lieber an den See fahren. Männer, die auf Rennmaschinen an einem vorbei brausen. Große, bunt gemusterte Sommerdecken. Ein toller ‚feel good-Bikini‘. Flirten. Sportliches Schwimmen und sich danach Pommes frites gönnen. Echte Freundschaften. Sommerteint. Stand Up Paddling. Kirschen und Amarena-Eiscreme. Tolle Sonnenbrillen. Verliebt sein. Korallenfarbener Nagellack. Creme, die dezent nach Kokos duftet. Luftig-sexy Sommerkleider. Männer mit Cargo-Shorts und coolen Sneakers. Essen, das mit schönen Kindheitserinnerungen verbunden ist: Bohnen-Gurken-Salat, Rhababerkompott, Apfelsaft-Eis, Rote Grütze mit Vanillesauce, Milchreis mit Früchten (Frucht-Cocktail aus Dose oder Glas!). Leute, die sich auf der Straße einfach anlachen. Grillen. Sommer-Festivals. Hüte. Gelassenheit statt Ober-Coolness. Wassermelone. Trotzdem noch ans Meer fahren. Träumen. Wellen. Einfachheit. Nizza. Decken-Ventilatoren. Savoir-vivre. Französische Chansons zum Aufwachen, elektronische Musik zum Abtanzen. Leichtigkeit. Ibiza-Sound. Palmen. Oleander-Sträucher. Tun, was dem Herzen gut tut. Bleiben lassen, was abtörnt. Ein lauer Sommerwind. Vertrauen. Tagsüber: Barfuß laufen oder Schuhe, die so bequem sind, dass man sie kaum an den Füßen spürt. Abends: Sommerliche High-Heels. Sich großartig fühlen. Open-Air-Veranstaltungen. Ausgehen, (Draußen) Tanzen, Feiern. Spaß haben. Zuverlässigkeit. Zuversicht.

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