Margot Kassmann, 64, Protestant theologian, advises modest school enrollment celebrations. “Yes, starting school is a special step. But ostentatious and pompous festivals don’t have to be,” she wrote in the picture on sunday. Käßmann warned against “destroying cooperation on an equal footing from the start”: Anyone who cannot keep up becomes an outsider before the first lesson has started. “Children are also happy about a homemade cake and don’t need status symbols.”
Sabine Postel, 68, actress, owes her closeness to her parents to an early distance. At the age of 18 or 19 she went to drama school, she told the German Press Agency. That’s why there were no nest squat conflicts. When her father had a stroke, she was able to give a lot back. In the meantime, only her 92-year-old mother is alive and the relationship is very close, said Postel. Her son did the same and also sought physical distance early on. He did all of his studies, his master’s and his doctorate in England on a scholarship. “Of course, that fills me with pride,” said the actress.
Jella Haase, 28, actress, moves gym to playground. “With my personal trainer, I trained on climbing frames on the playground,” she said picture on sunday and meant the preparation for shooting the Netflix series “Kleo”, in which Haase plays a fictional Stasi agent. “It was hard to keep going.” But she has never been so one with her body and mind. She also suddenly felt really strong in her private life when she was out with friends at the weekend. “Actually, I’m a lazy person.”