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personal informations about me?

My life and I, we are wonderfully terribly normal boring (sequences interchangeable).

Which is why I avoided publishing a website about me for many years. That I'm making it up now shows what I've always been

a late bloomer (like a "Johnny come lately").

Oh yes, a late bloomer hits it:

When already I was sixteen, I decided to go to higher school to get my high school diploma (german: "Abitur"). Two years later I had it in my pocket. Ok, that was quick.
Then I was over forty years old when I started and completed my correspondence studies in business administration and marketing.
Exams were and are no problem for me. The real fear of them only hits me afterward.
When I published my first book, peers of the same age enjoyed their first grandchildren.
A few years later I bought my first car and sat on a horse for the first time (it even dared to carry me a bit) and I took my first selfie with my first mobile phone.
Quick-witted answers always come too late for me. My possibly pointed remarks are perceived as saucy.

There would be a lot more to list. But the explanations for this would be too extravagant.

And otherwise? This is important to me:

German dialects are music to my ears. Too bad I can't speak it myself.
I write books, although I'm lazy to write – but I need to be able to communicate.
I can do without fame; it is enough if my readers want to read my contents again and again.
Traveling is my passion. Packing my suitcase, however, bothers me.
I can't and I don't want to use nonsensical grammatical genders, because I don't like linguistic muddles and also no artificial inexpressibility. – Although I assume so: A obligation "to gender" is unfortunately a German language problem, which probably no foreigner can understand.

Amazing! This article turned out to be a lot bigger than I thought it would be.

Neverless, I am and I will remain wunderfully terribly normal boring,

Excuse me, but my other websites are all written in German only.