Gidday,
We finished our first week at work.   We started off with short weeks because of the 4 day holiday weekend.  Good Friday and Easter Monday are public holidays.  Not the best time to move into a new house when stores are closed.  More pics from my "surgery" at https://picasaweb.google.com/115133267095590644390/AHC?authuser=0&feat=directlink  The 3 women are the 2 receptionists and the office manager.  In the break room you'll see Dr Vanja and nurse Jan.  The 3 women docs are Vicki, Vanja, and now Vivian.  I enjoyed seeing the patients.  My head felt like it was going to explode at the end of each day because of all the different things to learn once I had my assessment and had to order, prescribe, refer, find supplies, etc.  All to be expected.  Rich's orientation week was a bit more boring and he'll be writing on the blog about his observations.
He had his Ortho consultation; no pinning of the oblique compressed fracture for now.
It's Saturday morning.  The sky is blue, and I wish I had had the camera when we went on our AM walk.  We went through the park (to get out of the wind).   The palm trees were beautiful.  Saw the rose garden, aviary, conservatory, and lots of winding paths through trees.  Wondering where we're going to walk tomorrow AM in the new neighborhood.
So we have to check out of the motel now.  See pics at  https://picasaweb.google.com/115133267095590644390/PavillionMotel?authuser=0&feat=directlink
I had been worried about spending a week here with dogs, but it was great.  After seeing the house when we got the keys the other night, we thought it would be more comfortable to stay here.  One of the cleaning ladies took the dogs out one at a time mid morning and mid PM when I was at work.  People here like the "American Rotties" (except for one woman who thought Rx scared her bloody cat).
future blog entries will include drug rep visit, dog club, and our Passover seder at a Presbyterian Church.

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dog friends, who has heard of the crossover (instead of the dogwalk)?