Mikara87

Things that describe me best: - daydreamer - candy lover - book worm - "I don't care if you're listening" singer - addicted to snail mail - football / soccer fan

Hey people out there! I'm new to this site and I'm really curious about what is goint to happen with being here. I'm looking forward to getting to know different people and hopefully make some new friends,

I really try to enjoy all the small things in life as I tend to mourn about stuff that is just not important and I believe in getting yourself to see the bright sides of life (a ladybug on your arm, a smile from a stranger) make you feel a lot happier.

I can be a really contradicting sometimes, depending on my mood. One day I may laugh about a stupid joke while some other day I might start to cry without a reason. Generally I try to be a cheerful person and I think of myself as someone who is easy to be with.

I like almost all kinds of music and I tend to sing along with the radio. To get an idea of what I like:

German music: Luxuslärm - Revolverheld - Johannes Strate - Peter Maffay - Die Toten Hosen - Die Ärzte - Silbermond - Peter Fox - Die Fantastischen Vier - Xavier Naidoo - Cascada - Lena - Mickie Krause

International music: Adele - Christina Aguilera - Gossip - 3 Doors Down - Sunrise Avenue - Ed Sheeran - Amy McDonald - Taio Cruz - Pitbull - David Guetta - Jennifer Lopez - Juanes - David Bisbal - One Republic - Sean Paul - Lana Del Rey

As long as it's not Death Metal, Hard Techno or folk music I'm easy satisfied regarding this subject. :)

Mainly chicklit and easy-to-read stuff:

Paige Toon, Lindsey Kelk, Belinda Jones, Sophie Kinsella, Alexandra Potter,..

At the moment I have discovered my passion for fantasy books which is why I'm deep down into "The Wise Man's Fear" which belongs to the Kingkiller Chronilces by Patrick Rothfuss. Of course I've also read famous books like "The Pillars of the Earth" and "World WIthout End" by Ken Follet, "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien, "Harry Potter I-VI" by J.K. Rowling and "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S. Lewis.