Part 92: Find New Meaning In Life I did not dare go to my parents. I was still afraid of my father’s wrath, and I didn’t want to do that to my mother.
Part 91: The Power Of Grit During the trial, even complete strangers ruthlessly trampled the last intact piece of porcelain. Dirt and malice made reconciliation with my wife impossible.
Part 90: Shattered Dreams And Broken Lives At the institute, I looked for Uta. I wanted to apologize to her for the embarrassing incident and, above all, to know how she was. But I did not find her.
Part 89: A Trip To Prague Has Consequences The idea of taking a car trip to Prague was probably due to the political unrest that was brewing in our neighboring country.
Part 88: A Forbidden Love Story At some point, our seminar group was given the task of organizing an evening at the student club. Jürgen, our group spokesperson, suggested the theme ‘Jazz and Poetry.’ Everyone agreed, and the tasks were distributed. I was responsible for the musical part. When I stowed the record player, the vinyl records, and my guitar in …
Part 87: What A lifeguard Experiences One morning at the start of my shift, I thought I saw a swimmer far out with my binoculars. It was either a man tired of life or a daredevil, well-trained long-distance swimmer.
Part 86: Summertime Beyond The Band Siggi, our musical prodigy, later studied dance music and played for over 20 years in the successful big band led by Fips Fleischer. With this band he toured half of Europe.
Part 85: Rebuilding the Chemistry Combo Whether the encounter with the two Gudat brothers was accidental or intentional, I don’t know.
Part 84: Fading Familiarity In The Family The next day we visited the parents. Father how, always politically active, knobbed again on a new improvement suggestion for his enterprise.
Part 83: Pasta Overload The following day as an assistant driver passed without any remarkable incidents. Delivering goods to various stores in the city was nothing special.
