Specialement pour Nico...

Voici les souliers brillants pour homme!!Le "bronze" (ou "lamé moka")

Le "lamé marine".. bleu métalisé...

Et enfin, le seul le vrai, le "lamé or"...

Content Nico?? (je ne me souviens plus du prix, désolée....)

un petit passage...

Pas beaucoup de temps ces derniers jours pour poster (mais moi je met à jour pas comme d'autres qui depuis une balade avant qu'il y ait de la neige à Grenoble n'ont plus rien mis à jour... niark niark...).

Bon donc, pour ceux qui n'ont pas l'occasion d'aller voir des jolis "souliers" en magasin, voilà quelques jolies paires que je n'achèterai jamais... (il ne faut pas croire que les plus belles et étincellantes soient les plus belles, mes préférées sont les moins chères du défilé: 420€).

J'aime bien surtout la première photo que j'ai mise... et en vrai elles sont mieux!!!

It's been a week now...

...since I left Sweden.... and I just have the time to update my blog a bit... and today it will be in English, so my swedish friends will be able to understand what I say...
Thank you so much for the past 6 months, I will be hard to have such a good atmosphere in my new intership...
Here are some pictures of what I received before I left..

A box of chocolates :)

Mr. Knalle, my swedish boyfriend, a bit heavy in a suitcase, but so easy to live with (even though he is not helping a lot...)

And a soooo fashionable t-shirt, signed by all the stars of the finance department!

My swedish book

Thank you so much Margareta for this wonderful book... Now it will even be on line!Here I am, for the first time of my life as a cover girl :) Catarina is the assistant of the CFO, and she is the one who gave me my birthday chocolate bow... that's why she says "grattis på födelsedagen" which means "happy birthday"...Peter helped me a lot in my missiong invoices problems... and he was always joking about me eating vegetables (while he thinks potatoes are vegetables -grönsaker....)Jytte has been very nice to me during the 6 months, giving me some work to do when I needed some, organising restaurant -restaurang- evenings... making me try new drinks (she also inspired Mia to order for me a Monkey brain....)... and she was the only one to know "Chartreuse"... I hope I will be able to visit Denmark, and especially Copenhagen one day!Erik was working with Mia, and was the one in charge of my problems whenever Mia wasn't there... and it appears that my problems almost always occured when Mia wasn't there... Good luck with your soon new born child!!Jaana has never liked to speak english... but I forced her! One of the energietic an kind people... always ready to have a Fika :)

My swedish book

Mia... Well, here she is my manager of the last 6 months :) It has been very nice to work with you, I really appreciated the fact that we could talk and share a lot of things even outside work... Thanks for teaching me how to bake Kanelbulle... and for letting me bake the Peparkakorhus for your children!
Philippe, the CFO, and a former Edhec student, who transmitted the intership offer to the Edhec job deparment... which allowed me to find this position. I didn't see him the last week I was in Sweden, i hope the snow was good in the Alps!
Maila shared my office a good part of the time (as I also worked in an other office). We didn't talked much as she didn't speak english...

I took the same bus as Ulla almost every morning at 7:15. Now she will have to go back to taking care of the folders for the bookings :)
I tried to help Airi as much as I could with the VAT reimbursment demand in september... but it seems that Chalotte will have to take care of it from now on... as the french government still doesn't provide forms in english for this kind of things... which is quite intersting as it only concerns foreign companies!
Gregory was the manager of the controller, the other french guy of the department, very good at seeing wrong figures in a 60 pages report...
Anki (Anne-Christine), woking at the treasury. We shared almost all our lunch. She onc offerzed me to join her at Friskis and Svettis... but I never managed to do it in 6 months...
Tiina, one of the "AP girls". I didn't anoy you much, so I haven't learned to know you much.

Carina, also working at the treasury, also part of the lunch group (even though she wasn't part of the "box" group)... she always found lots of things to buy for her and her daughter at the Ellos shop!

My swedish book

Margareta!!!! The one!!! Thank you sooooo much for everything... no word can tell... You managed to show me and teach me new things every day... I discovered nice places around Borås... I really hope to keep in touch with you (don't forget to give me your adress, I still need to send you something...)
Anders was in Thailand (I think) when I left... so I didn't say goodbye.. He appreciated my baking, and even shared with me what his wife backed for him!
Mia (the other one). I tried to help you with your invoices, now I know how it's working in Oracle! Good luck for the coming months with a lot of work for Jotex... and I love the name Siri!
Mattias has been wotking in Ellos for less time than me (it will soon change), and is a very joyful guy, always ready to have fun... and to try all the baking I brought!
Helene has been trying hard to help me solve the missing invoice problems... especially the Movitex ones... I still haven't seen your donald duck's shoes... but I will pay attention to the printing paper in the future!
Marie was dancing with me at the "in line" classes... and whenever one of us couldn't go to the class, the other one would teach her the steps the following day!

Johan is known as the one knowing a lot of vocabulary in english (he is also a controller). He tried to help me with the OFA Excel addin... but finally it'c Charlotte who brought us the solution!
Elisabeth is the manager of the "ekonomi" department... and she is often away during the weekends to join her daughter riding... or the other one sailing... I still don't know for which one I did homework by translated some sentences from english to french!
Peter is an other controller, who comes at work at 7:00 and leaves at 4 exactly... and listens to the radio all day (as most people in the department), but as my office was during a while next to his, I enjoyed beeing able to listen to "Starlight" when it was often on the radio!

My swedish book

Charlotte is the trainee who arrived in january in the finance department. Thanks for the links to catch up with Grey's anatomy online... If you no longer find your sweets at ICA, I can still send you some from France. Keep, on with trying to cook, you are on a good way!
Katja also arrived just after me, and I helped her a lot with rules to create so GSOF could work properly. Thanks for beeing understanding concerning the problems of printing through Oracle :-)
Erik is a very enthousiastic guy, ready to join anything (I hope you didn't suffer too much for the cross country skiing competition!), and singing quite well (stjärngosse is the "star boy" of Santa Lucia).
Camilla was also part of the "lunch team", very kind and very calm person. Now you can wear your black lined shirt with no fear, we will no longer wear it at the same time (that's the problem of the Ellos shop... if you buy the same things as the people you work with!).
Clementine was the french girl who left in october, and was living in the same building as me. She made me discover the city and especially the Kypegarden.