"Something" about myself...
I'm Dani, 22 and I live in Nürnberg, Germany. What a nice, easy sentence, just like we first learned in grade 5. Just change the age and town and voilá!- instant introduction. Well, it's not exactly up to my usual standards, but it does convey the important facts ;) Now, before I go off on a rant about how to best (or worst) get the facts across I should probably say something else about myself...
I'm an IT Specialist (programming) trainee/apprentice (which is the one that's actually used? never managed to find that out) at the company that puts the little green square logo on the paycheques of most German employees :P. When I've finished my apprenticeship/vocational training (this is getting tiresome) I'll enroll at college to study Computer Science or Business Informatics, not quite sure yet which one of those I prefer.
Music. Probably my greatest love :) My preferred genre is Metal, especially Symphonic and Melodic Metal. The bigger the orchestra and/or choir the better.
And soundtracks. How could I forget soundtracks? I'm a big fan of Bear McCreary and Hans Zimmer.
This is the end of "something". For now.
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