On Friday, the group decided to take a day off before the big upcoming week. Prior to Friday, the group did much preparations for finishing up the final touches of autocad drawings, powerpoint presentations, and organizing the lumber at the site while we start building the first greenhouse storage. As a result, the group headed back to Auburn to relax and watercolor during the long weekend before the main events of the upcoming week.

This Wednesday was very much like every other day we have had this week. As of right now, we only have approximately a week to finish up our storage, window repair, autocad drawings, multimedia, sorting, etc… We have all been working hard on the preparations for the reconstruction.

The vast majority of us spent the day out at the site trying to finish up all the prganizing/storage work. The Autocad team, Walker, and Jamie stayed behind in the Redbarn to keep working on the drawings, as well as a movie on our adventures at the site this semester.

As most of you should know by now, the church is being rebuilt in the Fall 2007 semester. Our job at the moment is to provide the easiest means of reconstruction. We are organizing and grouping members in order of reconstruction and storing them for the summer in order of how they will need to be removed in the fall. Our AMAZING autocad team is working on every construction drawing that anyone could ever need. Team multimedia (me, Walker, Jamie, and Candace) have been working on a powerpoint for the AHC, a movie for Pig Roast, organization for Pig Roast, sorting photographs of the church for Linda Derry, and other various tasks.

Our watercolors are due Monday, and Pig Roast is this upcoming Saturday. It’s hard to believe that our Rural Studio semester is almost over.