Malu Dreyer - That´s How She Rolls

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23/06/2010

 
Malu Dreyer; © masgff

Name: Malu Dreyer
Age: 49
City: Tirer, Germany
Occupation: Federal Minister for Labor, Social Affairs, Health, Family and Women of the state government of Rhineland-Palatinate
Handicap: Limited mobility

REHACARE.de spoke to the German politician Malu Dreyer about happiness, her desires and family.

REHACARE.de: What makes you get up in the morning?
Malu Dreyer: My husband, my family, my work and a good cup of coffee.

REHACARE.de: What is your favorite place and why?
Malu Dreyer: Hambach Castle, because Neustadt is my home, and the castle stands for freedom.

REHACARE.de: Who or what impresses you?
Malu Dreyer: Nelson Mandela.

REHACARE.de: What is your most valuable possession?
Malu Dreyer: My husband, but “possession“ is the wrong word.

REHACARE.de: What are you fed up with?
Malu Dreyer: Injustice.

REHACARE.de: What makes you relax the most?
Malu Dreyer: When somebody makes me laugh.

REHACARE.de: What makes you happy?
Malu Dreyer: Love.

REHACARE.de: Name three things that make for a fulfilled life!
Malu Dreyer: Family, fulfilled work and friends.

 
Even today relics of the Berlin Wall still remind of the overwhelming and all altering night in November 1989; © Nestke/Pixelio.de

REHACARE.de: When was the last time you felt blown away by something?
Malu Dreyer: At the Fall of the Berlin Wall.

REHACARE.de: What questions would you like to know the answer to?
Malu Dreyer: Where do I start?

REHACARE.de: When was the last time you felt like hiding from something?
Malu Dreyer: Probably during an embarrassing moment, which luckily I can’t remember anymore.

REHACARE.de: What makes a person rich?
Malu Dreyer: Contentment.

REHACARE.de: What is your philosophy of life?
Malu Dreyer: Carpe diem. (= Seize the day.)

Translated by Elena O'Meara.