Going on

Since I re-started writing here, I decided to try the more regular approach. Well, as I wrote "try". But just now I will, as I have been good and worked on my thesis, after the funeral. It was a very touching ceremony. My parents, my sister and my big brother were there as well. And since we grew up in that congregation and rather can be distinguished as our parents children, we were recognized. Though I didn't recognize everyone, I must admit. Anyway, it also meant, that we actually knew a lot of the people who came and even though we did know the man who had died, we learned quite a bit more about him. He did certainly leave a big mark in the congregation and a very good one as well.
Since I am convinced - after reading Anita Moorjanis book about her NDE - that he is in a place, where he can see and here everything that is going on here, I am sure, that he will have liked it. He might have been a little embarrassed about all the very nice things said about him, though I doubt it. Not, where he is now. Alive for sure. Or so I think.

Well, after being driven home by my brother, I sat down to work on my thesis and I got quite a bit done in about an hour. I also was lucky enough to get a link, that is very helpful for my thesis. Good thing that. I am rather proud of myself. I am even contemplating sport, but actually only contemplating and if I see it right, it is raining, so I think, I rest with contemplating. There is a video - since I am in the habit of posting videos here - by Raymund Fendrich, an austrian singer, called: Es lebe der Sport!
(Long live sports). Going on: Er ist gesund und macht uns hart. (It's healthy and makes us tough). He sings it in his dialect so "hart" sounds more like "horde" and therefore rhymes with sport.
I wrote it for couch-potatoes, who watch sport on the telly and know all about it, except how to do it themselves. Well, I don't even like to watch it on the telly or anywhere, but I would call myself a couch-potatoe without compulsion. :-)

As always: I do not own this video. And also: I am not in any danger to evolve into something like the ladies shown here. I don't know how others think about bodybuilding in general, so the fact that I won't ever look like that can be seen as a neutral fact.

All the best to the readers!