Muse & leisure: Ueli Oswald
What was the last cultural event you attended?
What was the last cultural event you attended?Muse & Musse Ueli Oswald
Ueli Oswald: The birth of the NZZ am Sonntag in the Schiffbau, because I hadn't yet managed to visit the Hermann Hesse exhibition "Höllenreise durch mich selbst" at the Landesmuseum.
What are you reading right now?
Oswald: "Magic Hoffman" by Jakob Arjouni. A novel from my son's A-level literature list, which he warmly recommended to me.
Which CD do you currently prefer to listen to?
Oswald: My latest home-brew.
Which movie would you most like to see again?
Oswald: "The Sixth Sense", to find out whether the surprising ending was really not recognizable ahead of time.
What TV show did you fall asleep during the other night?
Oswald: My bad luck, I never fall asleep in front of the TV.
What is your latest discovery on the Internet?
Oswald: The same thing over and over again: I like it, but I could live quite well without it.
What could you never do without?
Oswald: I would have to try to know.
What do you do in a free minute?
Oswald: Counter question: Are there "non-free" minutes?
Love is...?
Oswald: ...something that doesn't blind you, but opens your eyes and heart.
Ueli Oswald: The birth of the NZZ am Sonntag in the Schiffbau, because I hadn't yet managed to visit the Hermann Hesse exhibition "Höllenreise durch mich selbst" at the Landesmuseum.
What are you reading right now?
Oswald: "Magic Hoffman" by Jakob Arjouni. A novel from my son's A-level literature list, which he warmly recommended to me.
Which CD do you currently prefer to listen to?
Oswald: My latest home-brew.
Which movie would you most like to see again?
Oswald: "The Sixth Sense", to find out whether the surprising ending was really not recognizable ahead of time.
What TV show did you fall asleep during the other night?
Oswald: My bad luck, I never fall asleep in front of the TV.
What is your latest discovery on the Internet?
Oswald: The same thing over and over again: I like it, but I could live quite well without it.
What could you never do without?
Oswald: I would have to try to know.
What do you do in a free minute?
Oswald: Counter question: Are there "non-free" minutes?
Love is...?
Oswald: ...something that doesn't blind you, but opens your eyes and heart.
