CURRENT MISSION

My current mission is to finish my studies, but my "mission for life" is to see as may places as possible and to meet new,fantastic people.

ABOUT ME

Hi,
I'm Jasmin from Leipzig. I'm studying french and religion to become a teacher later on. Originally, I come from a little town near by Dortmund. My parents are from Poland, which makes half german, half polish.

I love books, music, films, nice discussions with other people...well, practically everything everybody else likes or loves :D

Por qué estoy en Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

Unfortunately I haven't had any couchsurfing-experience yet, so I haven't participated in CS yet, but I'd like to change that. I would like to surf and to hostas well.

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

Like I already said, unfortunately none yet.

Intereses

I'm interested in so many things.
Generally I like to meet new people and listen to what they have to tell. i'm interested as well in literature, music, films, religion, philosophy, history... I really can't name everything.

Música, películas y libros

As I mentioned, I love books, music and films.
I can't tell you which genre I prefer most, but I can give you a short list of books, music and films I like.
Started with the books:
- "Moon palace" by Paul Auster
- "fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury
- "Tauben im Gras" Wolfgang Koeppens
- everything I've read so far by Kafka
- "Oscar et la Dame rose" and Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt
- and many many more...

I just continue that list with some groups I like, you have an idea which music I like;)

- Rammstein, Pink Floyd, System of a Down, Týr
etc...

And last but not leas the films I like
- "Kill Bill", "Inglourious basterds", "pulp fiction" and "Django" by Quentin Tarantino ( I really, really like those films, and I'm pretty sure, that if I had seen more of his films, I could have named many more...)
- "Sweeney Todd", "Alice in Wonderland" and "Charlie and the chocolate factory" by Tim Burton ( same thing here like with Tarantino...)
- "East is East" by Damien O’Donnell
- " Les Choristes" by Christophe Barratier
- and many many more...