The plan for last Friday was this:
1. Doctor appt for me at 10
2. Lunch with the boys and the Yums at 11:30
3. Open house at the boys school, drop off school supplies...also with the Yums from 1-3pm
4. Then swimming for the rest of the afternoon at the Arab Pool with the Yums
Here's how it really went...
1 and 2 went great and hen we went to the school to see all of our teachers and drop off school supplies and figure out which child went where and say hello to last years teachers and on the process we lost Ms. Yums keys so we spent some frantic time trying to locate those, then we were ready for number 4. With one little stop at the bank then we were ready to go for the rest of the afternoon. The boys were restless and ready to get on with the high dive jumping festivities. Well we drove to the bank and on our way there the bottom opened up and the rain came down in sheets. I figured that with it being 100 degrees plus outside that this was just a summer storm that would pass in no time. We decided to stop by the pool in Arab in the hopes that the rain would stop and we could resume our afternoon. Well the rain stopped but I guess it was too close to the end of the day for it to reopen, we decided to go to the Natatorium in Huntsville, it's indoors and they have a high dive, SCORE. We get there and the boys are jumping off the high dive as me, Ms. Yum and the youngest yum (who is just a year old) were chillin in the swim lane closest to the deep end (the better to see the high dive antics from). All of this lasted a max of 10 minutes, when the lifeguard warned the boys that they can not run, if one of them ran again then they would have to leave the pool for the rest of the day. Well someone supposedly ran again and we had to leave.
We were left with mo where to swim. I know that some of you are yelling "Grammy has a pool right next door" and yes this is true but remember that our priority is the HIGH DIVE people!!! Water is not good enough, we need diving boards and high dives. You know, high dives that make your face turn red when you try to do "twisty things" from it...like John Avery did on our brief time at the Natatorium.
Well, we did end up going to Grammy's pool and swan for maybe 15 minutes before it poured down rain on us. I guess it just wasn't our day to swim and I am thankful that we didn't get struck by lightening.
Always an adventure here at the double wide :)