Family Pics
Who is Mosch? Maybe nobody knows, not even himself, but you can get a glimpse from the private photoalbum.
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Bwana
Mosch as chief of the Burumburu-tribe of Central Africa (pictured at the
Hwarang Taekwondo Festival 2003 in Jincheon/Korea. 
Cutting
the cake at Yoo Restaurant during the festivity of the 25th anniversary
of Mudokwan school. 
My
daughter Sora with her pet rabbit at the couch. The couch has been nagged
to pieces by now, together with a variety of tapestry and computer cables
- now the predator-rabbit has to live outside at the terrace.
My
son Vic and his girlfriend Doris at Vic's birthday party. 
During
a nice stay at our friend's house in Korea (nice korean car, by the way).
Vic
and Doris again. Both are training Taekwondo, Vic is a 3rd Dan and Doris
is working hard to become a blackbelt too. 
Me
and my Harley Davidson ...well, not really my Harley Davidson, this was
a rental bike during a trip to the Florida keys. Nice driving, though.
My wife is a rocker lady
too. Here she drives a Yamaha during our stay at Crete. 
Sora
and her boyfriend Lukas during their stay in Korea. They attended Yonsei
University for a semester of study in 2003.
Well...
there's nothing more to say - except: this depicts reality, not wishful
thinking! Another drive in Korea with one of my friend's cars. 
My mother at the entrance
of Mudokwan school. She is the soul of the school, working still as receptionist,
shop assistant, general manager and CEO whenever we need assistance. 
Sora
at Kukkiwon together with Grandmaster Lee Kyu Hyun (left) and his assistant
(right), during a session of the Kukkiwon Demo Team. Sora was able to
train as a guest with the world famous Taekwondo demonstration team during
her university stay in Seoul. She holds a
3rd Dan black belt in Taekwondo and she is also a certified Taekwondo
referee.
Ready for the great
Jeep-trip through Austria in summer 2003. The goal was to surround Austria
as close to the border as possible. 
Well, not for long
and we had to stop for a short repair... 
...and another... 
...and another...
But still the trip was great fun for some people as you can see.