At home in psychiatry - that comes from The young hero in Meyerhoff's second novel grows among hundreds of crazy people as the youngest son of the Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - and even likes it very much. With two brothers and a mother who takes care of everyday life - and a father who shines in theory, but always fails in practice. Who else can do it, the intention to move more, to pay with a ligament strain and never to put on the expensive running shoes again? Or in a lull with the sailboat in distress and before throwing the son overboard? But in the end it is death again, which forms the glowing core of this novel, the loss that can not be repaired, the yearning that remains - and the memory, which luckily creates unbelievably plump, vivid and funny stories.