Life
Klaus J. Joehle spent the first nine years of his life in Black Forest (Schwarzwald), Germany near big Titisee lake. He recalls some of his adventures of that time in Living on Love -- The Shameful Secret book.
At the age of 9 Klaus was sent to live in Canada with his uncle where he had to adjust to the new circumstances.
When Klaus worked as a dairy farmer he managed to surprise everybody with the fact that his cows could produce much milk without losing weight.
Also he worked as a contractor, artist (painter) and entrepreneur. In recent years Klaus enjoyed working as a tiler. In 2007 Klaus opened a tiling/mosaic shop called "Bad Boys Mosaics".
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