The fish tank came today!

The Rexburg Medical Center remodel is coming rapidly to a close. It has been 15 months since we started. There have been days when we thought it would never end. Now it is kind of sad to have the daily challenges of making this work come to an end. We are scheduled to have an open house next week. There will be a big luncheon for all of the employees and a ribbon cutting.

Today the center piece of the front entrance/waiting room arrived. It is a 350 gallon fish tank. It took 16 people to move it into place. The tank weighed 1200 pounds. It will be a salt water tank with all living things inside of it. No plastic plants or rocks. It will be probably Christmas before the aquarium is completely finished as adding fish etc takes time in salt water.

The Chicos black skirt is in the washer...finally!

Here it is day four. It was an easy choice what to wear as today is Halloween. So black it was. The Church grounds have the prettiest flowers and plants.

Jeff taking a break outside. Looking dapper! This was our last day and we left for the airport shortly after the group picture below of the entire team. They are all so great. It was a wonderful week.

It took us three days to get back home. We started out Friday night in Periera and flew back to Bogota. It was a big Halloween celebration so took a while to get to our Hotel. Saturday morning we flew back to Atlanta and then SLC. Had to spend the night there and fly home this morning. It was frightful weather. Still raining here in Rexburg. Excited to get to the office tomorrow and start putting everything in place for the Grand Opening next week.

Oh and I wore the black skirt home on the plane today. We thought we had a blessing to go to but turns out it is next week. Oh well I made it five days! Not bad. I put it in the washer as soon as I got home. That skirt treated me very well and I think I will do it again. I took this just before I unpacked. What a pile of luggage. We have to take that much to get in all of the things we need to make the course work. We even left one bag in Columbia.

It is good to be home!