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Goodbye Kim!

It’s unbelievable how fast time flies! At the end of January Kim already had her last day here at AutoCom as her internship period came to an end. I’m glad that I could spend the last four months together with her at work and outside of the office as well. She was a great co-worker and always spread a good mood through the office with her smile :) I very much enjoyed our lunch breaks in which we typically ate pasta, rice or wraps together and reviewed the last weekend or talked about food, upcoming and past city trips or the time here in the U.S. in general. I will never forget how she talked to herself while working and how she put balsamic sauce on every lunch break dish she ate.


Also, after work and on the weekends we had a great time and did a lot of fun things together. No matter whether we cooked pasta with dinosaur nuggets, went shopping in the evening, listened and sang along to music during our drive to the office or went to a bar or restaurant in Royal Oak – we always laughed a lot :) And we even handled less pleasant situations like push-starting a stuck car in the middle of a snowy street or selecting a Halloween costume late in the evening at a very crowded Halloween store after we already spent over an hour in another store (thanks for the patience that evening Kim :D). All in all, we had a great time working together at AutoCom and living near each other in Royal Oak!

I and the whole AutoCom team wish you lots of fun as well as many new experiences during your study semester in Brazil. Thank you Kim for your time at AutoCom, we will miss you a lot!

We will see each other again when we’re both back in Germany later this year! ;)

Lisa  


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