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So how was 2024? Well, at least it was slightly better than 2023 (when I lost a close family member and 2024 this did not happen, at least). Overall, it was a rather average year. What to smile about: + By the beginning of the year I finally got the confirmation that I am, in fact, autistic. Months before that I had been visiting my psychologist and a psychiatric center for researches as this one, because I wanted to know if I might have autism in any form. And it is, Asperger's syndrome is the most likely form that I have. Why is that positive? Because my search was over and it is a comfort to learn more about myself (and I am not ashamed at all). After 39 years of life I got this confirmation and it feels strange, though. + I visited a bunch of new places, first of all Finland, particularly its capital Helsinki. This is where I spent my summer vacation and I enjoyed the days there a lot! But I also visited Linz (Austria) and Bad Füssing (Germany) for the first time and had a

Well, this was 2023. A year with a few pleasant highlights, of course, but overall I cannot really consider this a good year. As you might have noticed, I did not do a 2022 summary a year ago. No special reasons, I just procrastinated and then it was too late and not relevant anymore. So here we go: PROS: - My second visit of Scotland this summer. This time I went with :iconThemrock: to Scotland for the summer holidays. And it was great, we spent the days in Edinburgh and Dunblane, briefly visited Doune and Stirling as well. We were seeing a Festival Fringe performance by the wonderful Mike McAlpine as an Elvis performer, strolled through Edinburgh (including the Royal Botanical Garden and the Art Museum), visited the Doune Castle in Doune (where parts one of my favourite films – “Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail” – were made) and also enjoyed the Scottish nature and cousine. - This was the most political year in my life so far. After joining a small

You love reanimated collaborations? Those, who really put talent and love into a project and have a take on a rather obsure, weird but fun cartoon? Please check out the newest one: The 1960 low budget Popeye cartoon "Barbecue for Two", directed by Jack Kinney, was reanimated by a whole bunch of awesome animators (and me ^^, you can see my segment at 1:44), organized by Themrock (Dirk Erik Schulz). Have fun!