Sorry for not updating in a while, but I figured today would be a good day to update everyone since Jason is en route to the U.S. While I have been back home in Thibodaux since mid-May, Jason has been quite busy finishing up his project in Singapore. I am happy to report that the rig upgrades were successfully completed on schedule and under budget--now, the newly refurbished rig is headed to work in Brazil via wet tow. The rig isn't the only one criss-crossing the world. We received word recently that Jason has been assigned to a position in Macae, Brazil (three hours north of Rio). We aren't sure of all of the specifics on the move yet, but more details are sure to come later. In the meantime, Jason is looking forward to spending a few weeks back home visiting with family and friends, fishing for some speckled trout, and eating lots of Cajun food!
Happy Fourth of July everyone! As Jason and I have learned from living abroad, there is no better place in the world than the United States of America. A big thanks to all of our veterans, who bravely serve our great country, so we can enjoy so many freedoms--THANK YOU!
 |
| ENSCO 7500 leaving the shipyard and starting the long and slow tow to Brazil |
