Ein neuer Anfang

Weil ich ab und zu ja doch noch was zu sagen hab, das aber nicht immer in meinen Wirtsblogs unterbringen kann, hab ich mich entschlossen, meinen twoday-blog auch noch hierher zu verlagern. Da die Weltherrschaft googles sowieso nicht mehr verhindert werden kann, halte ich es für geboten, auf den Sieger zu setzen. Google weiß sowieso schon alles über mich, außerdem habe ich ja nichts zu verbergen, mein zweiter Vorname ist Klaus, nicht Abdullah, wobei, also das ist wirklich nicht lustig. Seit der 5. Klasse werde ich deswegen gehänselt - aber im Ernst, mir tun alle Opfer wirrer Ideen leid, ob auf meiner Station im Krankenhaus oder sonstwo. Ich hoffe, dass der Traum eines friedlichen Zusammenlebens verschiedener Menschen nicht auf


Heidelberg und ............................................................Disneyland beschränkt bleibt.

Should I write in English? Perhaps that could earn me one or two additional readers?? A three-fold increase... OK, let's give it a try:
Dear all (especially Dung, Satoshi & Dhaval),
since I sometimes feel like I'd like to say something after having surfed the internet for several hours and since forums generally suck, I thought long ago that a blog might be a good idea... The problem is and has always been that I'm not very creative nor an important person so my blogs tend to die in their young days. But recently, two friends of mine started new blogs; this encouraged me to join them - at first as a contributor of their blogs. And now - again - with my own blog. If I could at the same time manage to keep in touch with some of you whom I only met once... Perhaps? I'm not overly optimistic, but since it's so easy to create a blog, I'm starting anew. Please accept my humble invitation to comment. My German friends are mostly blog-illiterate (that's for you Basti!), so I do count on you! And Dhaval, please tell me when I make awful mistakes :). I transferred an old post from my last comatose blog and moved to blogger; since google's world rule seems to be inevitable, I decided to "back the right horse". Google knows everything about me anyway and - sadly - I have nothing to hide. My middle name is "Klaus"*, not Abdullah - but this is not funny! I've been mocked because of it half my life... And, seriously, I feel sorry for all victims of crazy ideas, be it on my neurologic ward or elsewhere. I hope that the dream of different people living peacefully side by side will not remain restricted to Heidelberg and Disneyland (see pictures above; this association stems from a graffiti saying "Heidelberg=Disneyland", mocking the provincial harmony and touristy kitsch found here)

*(technically, it's the first name, but that doesn't matter... OK?)