Interns@AutoCom

Hey all :) I went   to New York City last weekend and have some great pictures for you. The first funny   thing already happened at the airport. Departure was scheduled for 6.10 AM – unfortunately a stewardess overslept so we had to wait for one and a half hours. Later on in New York I could not stop marveling. Even the approach to the airport was so amazing. You can see the whole skyline and pass Manhattan before landing at LaGuardia airport. I had four days in New York and spent the Memorial Day weekend there. This was so far the most exciting time since I arrived here in the US.   I met some old friends from Germany in NYC. So - it’s not hard to guess, we had four fun days!   Our agenda in NYC was pretty full, we wanted to do all the typical touristy things. I don’t want to bore you with too many details, but here take my top three and a short picture overview:   1)   Ground Zero with the new Freedom Tower – goosebumps-moment no 1 in NYC. Standing at the memori

Hi all, My last blog post was a while ago, so here is the next update. During the last weeks Michigan transformed from a brown and dirty landscape to green. Spring is here! If spring is the right word, perhaps I should say summer – we had some really hot and summery days. Korean food - yummi Since my last blog entry a lot of things happened. In the meantime I’ve moved to another house. Now I live in walking distance to Royal Oak downtown, in the same house where Martin used to live. The roommates there have changed in the last weeks – the day I moved in we had a farewell dinner at a Korean restaurant for another former roommate named Dave.   Perhaps you can guess from the picture what kind of experience that was. We did the same this week again because the food is really good! The time at work goes by really fast. We are very busy at the moment with organizing the summer events and many releases. Merle, my colleague at work took Martin (the former intern) and me