det leigt daran, daß ich tätowiert bin...LACH...

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What a day! Unbelievable! Based on the image that precedes this message, I should probably mention that on the one hand I went fishing, went swimming several times, definitely, and played Frisbee and played football and there was an incredible amount of hospitality. The story is that Hassan and Tarek suddenly had two more families here somehow, as you can see under this blue tent. There was tons of food, which was totally delicious, in addition to the schnapps. And while we're sitting there, at some point the information comes from Tarek, hey tell me, were you actually here two years ago? And we have, and he points to this, one of these last remaining wooden houses that haven't been washed away, with some blonde woman here, weren't you here somehow in August? And I look at him and in that moment it dawns on me that it was a huge gathering and we partied incredibly beautifully and he looks at me and says, you were the guy who rolled those totally insane joints. And I can only confirm it. And that's exactly how today went. Completely. With everything that goes with it. I've received so many invitations. It's unbelievable. Right down to the tips on where I can stop in Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro, only to eventually realize at the end that Edis, so one of the guys, I think he's sitting, let me look at the photo again. Wait, I'll do this live for you. That's the second one on the right side. He works at an auto electrician. You already know where I'm going by Tuesday at the latest, right? Because that's only possible on Tuesday in the meantime, because I didn't have my phone with me. Boom, here at the campsite. He showed up completely excited, tried to call me three times and thought I had run away because he didn't respond when I wrote to him this morning. So boom, today is my birthday with friends. Nevertheless, I'll switch over to Zakia's property with Frenki tomorrow during the course of the day to fix my drinking water container, and then drive down to Edis by Tuesday at the latest to solve the issue with my battery. Because I still haven't found it. I don't have such high power consumption anymore, but I can't narrow it down. Somehow it just isn't. What have we all tried? So from the apple, which we almost managed, to, oh no, we also had the regular grape in between. I'm looking at the bottle again now. That's the grape. We tried three, so grape schnapps, the apple. The apple was pretty great, although basically the guys called it Lebowitz. I'm going into my bar right here now. That's clinking a bit of course. Oh yeah, that was the pear from 2003. And then of course you still have a Marcusalem. That's right, we also had a rum in between and I got a huge package with meat and bread. In between there was everything from Cevapcici to chicken to basically everything. With tomato, with onions, with cucumbers and you can't even begin to imagine it, but you can, I think, when people meet who simply enjoy life. The one in the front right of the photo, by the way, lives in Sweden with his family. Who else do I have? Oh, we'll get this sorted out somehow in the course of next week, with all names and such. I just want to tell you, the photo that's coming at the end now is with Tarek and me and the first question, after he remembered who I am and what that party was like that we had in 2024, was, you were here with a blonde woman back then and you said that's the love of your life. And I'm like, yes, that's right. And then he gets sad, he gets really sad and looks at me and asks me, what happened. So I didn't say anything, I'm totally in the flow, I was with all the kids, as I said, I played Frisbee, I played football, I played tag. Nobody could even remotely sense in any way, especially not Tarek, how I'm doing, what the background of my trip is. And yet he looks at me, really deep in the eyes and says, what happened. And I think in that moment, man, I love the universe, the guy standing in front of you is totally stoned. What, please, are you trying to tell me? And I look at him and say, she left. And he's like, what? How, she left? So he understands again, he doesn't understand German or English. That means, we had Schulz, that's the one sitting to my left, that's of course only his nickname, I find it great though. Although Tarek says I should call him Jasmin. So it really was a great day, it really was a great day. And Schulz translates, Schulz worked in Stuttgart for five years. And Schulz translates the whole thing and Tarek looks at me and says, man, she broke your heart, didn't she? And I'm standing there in this fucking moment and I think, wow, wow, he doesn't understand my language. He couldn't remember me the first two days any more than I could remember him. And the moment he remembers, he automatically links it to my visit in August 2024 here on site and can tell all the details. And also knows exactly how he met Janine too. And I just summarize briefly for him and also for me and for the group, so as not to let the vibes drop somehow, and say, she made that decision, it's her decision in her life. And he looks at me again, really deep, and says, man, I asked you if she broke your heart. And I say, yes, she did. And he's like, and you're still here again? And I'm like, yes, because I'm healing. And the only thing he does, after Schulz translates it for him, he hugs me, drinks a Slivo with me, smokes another one with me, goes into the tent and sleeps, until now, so for the last two and a half hours. I love the universe. I love this universe. Yes, and I'm grateful. Grateful that I landed here out of inner drive to relive all of this on the one hand, see the last four days, because I know that from here I'm now going to nine new walls, That's also pretty funny with the slurred speech, that from here I'll set off for new shores. And while I'm discussing this with you, I'm watching the two guys who have taken down the tents in the meantime. And packed everything into this funny A-Class. And Tarek is still sitting half outside with the last beer in his hand. He has to fucking work tomorrow. By the way, Edis is his boss. That's awesome. When the two were sitting at the table and I joined them, I naturally thought that Tarek was Edis's younger brother. Nevertheless, it was so magnificent, it was so beautiful. And regarding the fishing, because I also know that Halmi listens in here now and then. And his dad gave me the fishing rods. I actually went out with the fishing rod today, attached a small sinker because the leader was already on there anyway, and a hook above the leader and then the cheese, because I thought with that current the cheese will definitely float upward. I tried that for half an hour, only to tear off the leader in the end. Well, beginner's mistake. So anyone who hasn't fished for 25 years, although that's not true, I think it's only 15, anyone who hasn't fished for 15 years and doesn't know the current equipment and certainly hasn't been out in such currents in such rivers, is allowed to mess up. Forgive me. Is allowed to make such mistakes. I briefly considered in the meantime, I have some cork things lying around here, whether I might try working with a cork in the line and a small hook and cheese tomorrow again. But by that time it was already clear that I would be sitting in this group. Well, I don't need a fish now either. I wouldn't have been able to start with it anyway, because I have half a kilo of meat and two grills, including another half kilo of bread here in Frenki and that's enough for more than just tomorrow. As soon as this voice message is sent, I'll send you the last photo of the day and it's not just about me and Tarek, but about what everything looks like here all around. So there are one or two more photos before that. The last photo of me and Tarek is the one that was taken 15 minutes ago. I wish you a fantastic, magnificent, cheerful Sunday evening, a peaceful, restful night. Have great dreams and tomorrow, when you wake up rested, with a big, fucking grin on your face, a great start to the new week. Big hugs from me for each of you. Great, great that you're here. Thank you very much.