Streetpapery, jako je Nový Prostor, vycházejí po celém světě.
Tohle je rozhovor s PETEREM, prodejCEM hamburského streetpaperu Hinz&kunzt.Spojte příjemné s užitečným.
Lekce angličtiny, která vám rozšíří nejen jazykové obzory.
He resigned from his job, gave notice on his flat and wanted to smoke marijuana, “until I ceased to exist”. A lot of things happened at the same time, but there had actually been something wrong in Peter’s life right from the start.
He’s the youngest of eight children and his family lived in dilapidated house in Hamburg until they moved to the Karo neighbourhood. When Peter was 10, his mother left for a course of medical treatment. Two weeks later she asked for her evening dress to be sent to her. She never came home: she had needed the dress to celebrate her engagement to another man. Peter’s father broke down, became depressed and started to drink. Peter began to skip school, begging for food on the streets and helping out at church. When he couldn’t take it any longer at his father’s, he moved to a care home for young people.
I always wondered why women never smiled back when I smiled at them.
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