I was noticing how some of the hallmarks of good family reunions are the same as the hallmarks of good business on this trip.  The Eggl sisters had all the meals and chores organized down to the “t".  We all had chores assigned via email before we arrived – and we had a schedule of events.  The food was a little Midwest bland for me, but there was plenty of it and it was hot and on time for Dinner and Supper on each of the three days of the reunion.  When you consider that 150 folks were being served at once, it was an impressive achievement to keep the trains running on time – several times a day.  (plus afternoon coffee with more food/desserts).  I’m afraid I gained about 10 pounds.