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- Born 1983 in Germany
- Mum of Little One (LO)/kiddo, working part time
- Iâm an MD - specialized in Gyn/OBG
From Feb22 - Feb23 my husband worked in Sothern Maryland -> weâre back in Germany now.

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Some basic informations about me:
- Born 1983 in Germany
- Mum of Little One (LO)/kiddo, working part time
- Iâm an MD - specialized in Gyn/OBG
From Feb22 - Feb23 my husband worked in Sothern Maryland -> weâre back in Germany now.

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Listened to âDiary of a wimpy kidâ with kiddo. He found some of the books at aftercare and got really into them even though at 8 heâs a bit young (in my opinion). Not sure if he understands the irony in many of those stories đ€·ââïž. But it is funny :).
We finally have a (small and mobile) solar panel and battery for our allotment garden. I charged it yesterday at our balcony and brought it to the garden today. Now we can use the electric pump we have to water the garden đŠ đ„ł. As itâs getting warmer and dryer thatâs a relief. I did a test watering session today. Everything is working well and I used ~10% of the battery to do it. It seems the plan (charging once a week) is working :). Now I just need to find a way to secure the unit while it charges (it takes 5-8h on a sunny day -> weâre usually not that long in the garden).
Also the vines and the quince tree seem to have survived my harsh trimming :).
Weâll do a scavenger hunt to the garden when kiddo has his birthday party. He turned 8 (!!!!) last weekend. We had fun with my parents and my sister + her family on the day.
The picture of him watering was with the little diesel generator we also have - which is loud and dirty. He loves the garden too. And itâs great we have a common âhobbyâ as well (I like soccer but Iâm not as mad about it as him and hubby; and I canât play)
Happy Motherâs to all my mutuals out there :).
Kiddo is doing his puzzle from top to bottom today :). Heâs not much into puzzles usually. So I was maybe a bit too excited when I saw it đ.

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Der 8. Mai war ein Tag der Befreiung. Er hat uns alle befreit von dem menschenverachtenden System der nationalsozialistischen Gewaltherrschaft.
May 8th was a day of liberation. It freed us all from the inhuman system of National Socialist tyranny.
Richard von WeizsĂ€cker (1920 â 2015), German politician, sixth president of the Federal Republic of Germany
Background: This statement was revolutionary at its time. Until the early 1980s, the (West) German society was ambivalent with regards to the end of World War II. Although it was generally acknowledged that it was the end of a tyrannic dictatorship that had committed unprecedented crimes against humanity, there was still a lingering feeling of defeat present in large parts of the (West) German population instead of gratefulness for the liberation (and the subsequent help from and reconciliation with the nations of the world). This started to change after Richard von WeizsÀcker's speech of May 8, 1985, before the Federal Diet of the Federal Republic of Germany. It was a milestone in the West German VergangenheitsbewÀltigung, the continually ongoing process of coming to terms with the atrocities of Nazi Germany.
Needing some soul music today. Donât know why but Laurie Berkner really does that for me. Unfortunately Kiddo is too grown-up and cool for this music.
Hunter, Gather, Parent was really interesting. Of course some advice is hard to realize in the circumstances we live in. And some stuff is more for toddlers. But I found some overall concepts and some specific recommendations are really worth to try. As with many parenting books I think you could get the points across in half of the time (audiobook). But I try to pressure/control less while still expecting help/working as a team. It makes me nag less and kiddo in turn is whining less. Thatâs a big win.
Buchenwald was one of the largest concentration camps on German soil. Eightyâone years ago, it was liberated. The commemoration included mov
At Sunday's memorial service, actor and author Hape Kerkeling spoke about his grandfather, Hermann Kerkeling, a survivor of the Holocaust.
"He was not a man of many words, but a man of action. A carpenter from Recklinghausen who knew how to get things done," Kerkeling recalled. On the rollâcall square of the former Buchenwald concentration camp on the Ettersberg near Weimar, in the heart of Thuringia, he was speaking "not as a public figure, but as the grandson of a survivor."
Hape Kerkeling is widely known in Germany. At 61, he is a comedian, author, television host, and actor. His 2006 book "Ich bin dann mal weg" ("I'm Off Then: Losing and Finding Myself on the Camino de Santiago") recounts his journey along the Camino de Santiago to Santiago de Compostela. It has been translated into English, Spanish, Polish, Japanese and other languages.
Grandfather Hermann â a carpenter, a Catholic, and a communist â survived his time at the camp, where, by April 1945, around 56,000 prisoners had been killed or had died from torture, murder, exhaustion, or despair. As his grandson recounts, Hermann "had distributed leaflets against Adolf Hitler immediately after what the National Socialists referred to as their seizure of power in 1933." That cost him twelve years of his life.
Drawing on his own family's history, Kerkeling spoke of his grandfather's silence: "a leaden silence. That booming silence was like a glass wall surrounding his soul." He sounded out a warning against forgetting, against rightâwing populism. It sounded like a speech meant to endure, the voice of a grandson articulating grief for future generations.
Buchenwald: hell on earth
From 1937 to 1945, the Nazis imprisoned people in Buchenwald. These included political opponents, communists, homosexuals, foreign prisoners, Jews, Roma and Sinti, Jehovah's Witnesses, and clergy who had fallen out of favor. The Buchenwald system included the main camp on the Ettersberg and more than 50 smaller satellite camps mostly attached to warârelated production sites. More than 250,000 prisoners suffered there.
When the first US army tanks approached the camp on April 11, 1945, the prisoners â who had built up a well-coordinated resistance group â rose up and captured dozens of soldiers from the fleeing SS units. For this reason, the commemorations spoke of both "liberation and selfâliberation."
On the 81st anniversary of the liberation, two former inmates managed to attend: Alojzy Maciak (98) from Poland and Andrej Moiseenko (99) from Belarus. Elderly gentlemen, still wearing the caps from their time as prisoners. Several other survivors could not travel from Israel because flights had been suspended.
At the 70th anniversary of the liberation in 2015, around 80 survivors were still able to attend. In 2025, at the 80th anniversary, there were only 15. Now there were two, but they did not speak this time.

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Die Rede von Hape #Kerkeling heute zum 81. Jahrestag der Befreiung des KZ #Buchenwald
Wortlaut der kompletten Rede:
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, geschĂ€tzte Ăberlebende,
wenn ich heute durch das Tor von Buchenwald gehe, dann tue ich das nicht als öffentliche Person, sondern als Enkel eines Ăberlebenden. Ich gehe den Weg, den mein GroĂvater, Hermann Kerkeling, ab dem 2. Juli 1942 gehen musste. Er war kein Mann der groĂen Worte, aber ein Mann der Tat. Ein Zimmermann aus Recklinghausen, der zupacken konnte, der Strukturen schuf, der mit seinen HĂ€nden arbeitete. Er war ein Mensch, der schlichtweg nicht bereit war, wegzusehen, als die Dunkelheit ĂŒber Deutschland hereinbrach.
Doch am 2. Juli 1942 wurde er zur Nummer 6177. Ein sogenannter âpolitischer HĂ€ftlingâ. In den Augen des faschistischen Apparats war er ein âHochverrĂ€terâ. Hier wurde er gefoltert, gedemĂŒtigt und wurde Zeuge unzĂ€hliger Morde. Dass er diesen Wahnsinn ĂŒberlebt hat, ist ein Wunder.
FĂŒr mich steht sein âHochverratâ heute als das höchste Zeugnis von Treue zur Menschlichkeit.
Mein Opa Hermann hatte unmittelbar nach der Machtergreifung im Jahre 1933 FlugblĂ€tter gegen Hitler verteilt. Er hat nicht geschossen, er hat nicht sabotiert â er hat lediglich die Wahrheit geschrieben, gedruckt und verteilt. Das kostete ihn zwölf Jahre seines Lebens. Zwölf Jahre! Denken Sie kurz darĂŒber nach: Was haben Sie in den letzten zwölf Jahren getan? Sie haben Kinder groĂgezogen, Karrieren verfolgt, geliebt, gelebt. Hermann saĂ in Haft, zunĂ€chst in der sogenannten âHölle von Recklinghausenâ, in diversen ZuchthĂ€usern und schlieĂlich hier, auf dem Ettersberg.
Mein GroĂvater musste hier in der Effektenkammer seine Zwangsarbeit verrichten. Im Maschinenraum der Entmenschlichung. Er musste den Raub an seinen Mitmenschen verwalten. Uhr, Ehering, Brille, Brosche, Gebiss â alles wurde registriert, als handele es sich um bloĂe Lagerware.
Hier liegt eine der bittersten historischen Lehren: Die Barbarei beginnt nicht mit dem ersten Schuss; sie beginnt dort, wo Menschen nur noch Nummern in einer Statistik sind, wo das MitgefĂŒhl der Buchhaltung weicht und das Gewissen der sinnentleerten Gehorsamspflicht.
Als mein GroĂvater hier heute vor 81 Jahren, 1945, befreit wurde, war er 44 Jahre alt. Körperlich ein gebrochener Mann, geplagt von Krankheiten, die ihn nie wieder verlassen sollten; von einer tiefen MĂŒdigkeit, die keine Nachtruhe der Welt heilen konnte. Eine echte Wiedergutmachung hat er nie erhalten; man hat ihn nach dem Krieg mit ein paar Mark abgespeist. Und das Bitterste: Die Aufhebung seines Unrechtsurteils wegen âHochverratsâ hat es zu seinen Lebzeiten nie gegeben. In den Augen der BĂŒrokratie blieb der Verfolgte ein Vorbestrafter.
Aber das Schwerste fĂŒr uns als Familie war sein bleiernes Schweigen. Dieses dröhnende Schweigen war wie eine Mauer aus Glas, die seine Seele umgab. Wir â seine Familie â konnten ihn sehen, aber wir konnten ihn nur selten erreichen. Vielleicht wollte er uns schĂŒtzen? Er wollte nicht, dass die grausame KĂ€lte und der blinde Hass dieses Ortes in unsere warme Wohnstube in Recklinghausen kriecht.
Viele der Ăberlebenden der Nazi-Diktatur haben fĂŒr sich den Weg des Schweigens gewĂ€hlt. Das mag uns Erben eine Ahnung vom Horror des Durchlebten geben. Es war und ist unbeschreiblich und unsagbar.
Wir, die BĂŒrger der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, tragen keine Schuld an den Taten von damals. Aber wir tragen die Verantwortung fĂŒr die Konsequenzen dieser Taten im Hier und Jetzt.
So etwas wie eine âGnade der spĂ€ten Geburtâ gibt es nicht, es gibt nur die Pflicht der spĂ€ten Erkenntnis. Wer heute behauptet, die Geschichte des Faschismus in Deutschland sei ein abgeschlossenes Kapitel, der hat nicht verstanden, dass die bösen Geister von damals nicht in den Ruinen von Buchenwald geblieben sind. Sie warten darauf, in verunglimpfender Sprache, bösartiger Hetze, im dumpfen Ressentiment und in der alltĂ€glichen GleichgĂŒltigkeit wieder geweckt zu werden.
Wer die Erinnerung an die Opfer als Belastung empfindet, vergisst, dass diese Erinnerung das einzige ist, was uns vor einer Zukunft als TĂ€ter schĂŒtzt.
Immer lauter und dreister werden die Stimmen, die nach einem Ende der Erinnerungskultur rufen! Ein Schlussstrich unter die Erinnerung wÀre der Schlussstrich unter unsere Demokratie.
âDie WĂŒrde des Menschen ist unantastbar.â Artikel 1 des Grundgesetzes ist die direkte, in Stein gemeiĂelte Antwort auf Buchenwald. Er ist die Antwort auf die Effektenkammer, auf die Selektion, auf die Vernichtung von Menschen.
Am Tor von Buchenwald steht dieser furchtbare Satz: âJedem das Seineâ. Die Nazis meinten damit: Den HĂ€ftlingen den Tod, uns die Macht. Aber wir, die Nachfahren, wir deuten das heute um. âJedem das Seineâ bedeutet fĂŒr uns: Jedem Menschen seine unverĂ€uĂerliche WĂŒrde. Jedem Menschen seine Freiheit. Jedem Menschen sein Recht, so zu sein, wie er ist â egal, woher er kommt, woran er glaubt oder wen er liebt.
Ich habe lange gebraucht, um ĂŒber das Schicksal von Opa Hermann zu sprechen. Aber jetzt ist die Zeit gekommen. Wir, die Nachfahren der Ăberlebenden, mĂŒssen die WĂ€chter der Erinnerung sein â nicht aus Bitterkeit, sondern aus tiefer Liebe zur Freiheit.
Demokratie ist kein Geschenk, das man einmal erhÀlt und dann besitzt; sie ist ein Versprechen, das jede Generation aufs Neue gegen die Bequemlichkeit des Wegsehens verteidigen muss.
Opa Hermann hat geschwiegen, um seine Familie zu bewahren. Ich spreche heute, um ihn und alle Opfer, die hier litten und starben, zu ehren. Und ich bitte Sie alle: Sprechen auch Sie. Lassen Sie nicht zu, dass das Schweigen wieder die Oberhand gewinnt. Denn die Demokratie lebt nicht vom Wegsehen, sondern vom mutigen Hinsehen. Sorgen wir gemeinsam dafĂŒr, dass das âNie wiederâ kein Lippenbekenntnis bleibt, sondern unser tĂ€glicher Kompass ist.
Got myself an Easter present :). Was hard but fun!
The two weeks of Easter break flew by. I had one week off from work which I absolutely needed. But Iâm still happy to settle back into our routines. I want to do a 8km run on may 2nd. But my right knee gave me trouble the last weeks. Itâs better know and I hope I can train properly (my usual distance is 5,5k).
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Got myself an Easter present :). Was hard but fun!
The two weeks of Easter break flew by. I had one week off from work which I absolutely needed. But Iâm still happy to settle back into our routines. I want to do a 8km run on may 2nd. But my right knee gave me trouble the last weeks. Itâs better know and I hope I can train properly (my usual distance is 5,5k).
Itâs more difficult to find time to listen to audiobooks with my shorter commute. But it seems I can make it work.

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Itâs a school break (one week) for Karneval/Fasching/FasenachtâŠdepends where you live in Germany how itâs called. Itâs the weeks before lent starts and you are supposed to dress up and party :). Did that last weekend with the kiddo and now weâre visiting my parents. Heâs doing a skiing course â·ïžand enjoys spending time with his cousins. Iâm happy I donât have to cook or entertain him much :). Tomorrow weâll probably go skiing without him having a course. Means Iâll ski too (Iâm not great but I learned it as a kid and itâs like riding a bikeâŠstill works even though I donât have a lot of practice). Over all live is well :).
Is it bedtime yet đŽ đ„±