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News from Susanne

Hey AutoComers,

First of all I wish you all a very merry Christmas and a wonderful time with your family and friends!

How have you all been?

I moved back to Cambridge this fall to continue my last year of studies. I was really really happy to be a student again after working for a year, especially after my pretty stressful internship at BMW…. And now I want to work again J never right the way it is…

Life in Cambridge is fun. I live with 4 roommates and we share a flat very close to the city center and University. So this year we can actually walk places and didn’t have to buy bikes again… (yea mine was unfortunately gone after a year and a half left in the city center all by itself chained to a post)
There has not much been going on lately, I have only been writing assignments for the last 8 weeks, my final year is very busy.

Between my second internship and University, I got a job at Continental as a working student for a month in the sales department for Motorcycle ABS. It was good experience and I know now what I necessarily do not want to work in if possible… :)

I will start my dissertation in January to graduate in summer. I’m so excited.
But first, I will fly home on Saturday for Christmas.

Here are some pictures for you:




Two of my roommates and friends Annett and Kathrin (left to right)




For Halloween the roommates went as the witches clan :D





My Kathrin and me :)










My street… English reality…







And finally the famous Cambridge Colleges... Cambridge City Center


As nice as this all sounds… I really miss my time at AutoCom and I will try to come back to the States when I’m finished with my studies next summer!

Hope you are all well!

Merry Christmas!

Susanne

Comments

AutoCom Interns said…
Hi Susanne!
Sounds you are doing very well. Cambridge is pretty!
We wish you all the best in your final year at University!
Have a wonderful X-Mas and a happy New Year.
Christina and Silke
Anonymous said…
Merry Christmas to you...

Enjoyed the pictures of your life in Cambridge.

Cheers,

Jack Harned
Anonymous said…
Hi Susanne...

Great hearing from you. My best wishes for a super Christmas and a most Happy New Year.

Great photos. Thanks for including them. Continue to stay in touch!

Larry
Anonymous said…
Hi Susanne!
I LOVED your post! It sounds like you are doing fabulous! I am so excited for everything you have accomplished and all the success you will have in the future! I really miss having you here, though! Hope to see you in the States soon!

Happy 2008!

Maggie

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