I'm really crap at those kind of things actually, but anyways...
I'm 24 and live in Germany. Last year I spent my semester abroad (I study Business Administration..yeah, it's as boring as it sounds) in Helsinki, which was awesome. Therefore I consider getting my Master degree in Finland or another European country.

Some people think I'm a bit aloof when meeting me for the first time, but I'm really just kind of shy and introverted. At least when being confronted with strangers, among my friends it's quite different.

I really love to travel and see the world and I therefore can't understand some of my friends, whose perfect vacation consists of sunbathing 24/7. When I travel somewhere, I really like to see something (and I don't necessarily mean the "touristic hotspots"), get to know the people and their culture.
There are certain places I'd love to see at least once in my life (Iceland, New Zealand, Scotland) and places I'll probably visit this summer (Stockholm and Madrid).

I also like to learn new languages. So far I tried my luck with four different languages (not counting the two I was taught in school and my two-week-long phase of "Oh well, wouldn't it be splendig to learn Norwegian?") but I never managed to learn much more than "Sorry, but I don't understand you".

see above, the self-summary is way too long anyways :)

Oh, well, everything. And I'm quite modest as well. Kidding.

Uhm...no idea...maybe the hair colour? Yes, it my natural hair colour. At least almost :)
Nah, probably the fact that I might appear a bit standoffish at first when meeting other people.
But I really don't know, you better ask other people about their first impression.

Books, where to start? I love reading and mostly don't care what genre or writer or whatnot, as long as the books keep me interested and are not too shallow. One of my all time favourites is definitely Pride and Prejudice, even though it is partly responsible for giving my unrealistic expectations regarding men *g* Anyone remember the Penguin Popular Classic series? I read and liked quite a few of them. And of course "The Sorrows of Young Werther" by Goethe or Kafka, if I'm in the right mood for his kind of books. Well, and Harry Potter.

As opposed to books, I don't really have any favourite movies. Sure, I like to watch all different kinds of movies but as far as favourites go..well, maybe "East of Eden"...

Regarding music, I don't care that much either. I just have to like the band or the song. But right now I mostly listen to rock / alternative / indie music, but I don't mind some electronic (just no techno!) music or oldies.

I don't have any favourite food. Oh wait! German bread! Of course I don't solely eat bread, but that is the one food that I really miss when being abroad, where it's not available 90% of the time.

My battered copy of Pride & Prejudice (a minor obession with Mr. Darcy is totally normal, alright?), diary and pens, IPod, my cuddly toy which I've had for 23 years and my hair straightener

Depends on so many things...maybe I'd be at a concert with some friends or going downtown to a pub or if I can't avoid it to a disco. Or watching movies with friends. Reading or trying to learn how to play guitar (in vain I might add) might also be a possibilty. Lately I'd probably waste the evening on some books I have to read for university. *sigh*

I love getting to know new people, so just do it ;)