Michał P. pisze...

I personally think Heidemarie Schwermer is right in her opinion that all jobs are equally important.I can't imagine world without jobs like opticians,teachers,car mechanics or doctors.It's impossible.It happens often that most people don't like their jobs.People do something what they don't like,they do it just to earn some money and spend it on things,which they don't need.

I agree with Heidemarie completely that people judge you according to how much you earn,so they want to earn as much as possible and spend it in a short time to be respected in the community.I think Heidemarie is very intelligent,sociable and nice woman.I would like to read her book,which she has written about her experiences.It's called "My life without money".I'm sure if I read it,I will know how did her life look.I would like to meet her and talk about her experiences.I think that I would be her friend.Live as Heidemarie Schwermer would be impossible for me.

Michał P. pisze...

I personally think Heidemarie Schwermer is right in her opinion that all jobs are equally important.I can't imagine world without jobs like opticians,teachers,car mechanics or doctors.It's impossible.It happens often that most people don't like their jobs.People do something what they don't like,they do it just to earn some money and spend it on things,which they don't need.

I agree with Heidemarie completely that people judge you according to how much you earn,so they want to earn as much as possible and spend it in a short time to be respected in the community.I think that Heidemarie is very intelligent,sociable and nice woman.I would like to read her book,which she has written about her experiences.It's called "My life without money".I'm sure if I read it,I will know how did her life look.I would like to meet her and talk about her experiences.I think that I would be her friend.Live as Heidemarie Schwermer would be impossible for me.