How was the weekend?
The weekend was hectic and scary but ended just fine.
We found out Friday afternoon that the Girl Scout event was canceled due to the heat. It was sad for the kids but the right call given just how HOT it was going to be. The troop leader invited us over so we went up and ate and swam in her pool. Chiquita had a great time and then we split to head home to get ready for my cousin's party. In that same time DH put the bigger new boat in the other marina with FIL. So now the boats we have are in the water.
I did NOT wear the dress I considered because I had never tried it on and it just wasn't a great fit. Maybe some day but it wasn't for that time. We got there late afternoon and I got to see some family and chatted for a few minutes when my mom lost her balance and tumbled backwards onto a concrete paver on my cousin's patio. She's on a daily aspirin and her head was bleeding so we called 911 and I rode with her to the ER. Because her vital signs remained OK and she showed no signs of a brain injury while we ran hot in the ambulance we were put into the triage queue and waited and waited. We got there around 6 and it wasn't until after 9 that she was into a room to be seen. Because it was on the other end of the state from my home my brother ran my dad home and my FBIL stayed with him (dad really shouldn't be left alone at night). My brother doubled back 45 minutes to the hospital and then hung out with mom until she was examined by the doctor, had a CT scan and it was read and considered clear. She's home and good but it was scary and I'm glad she's OK.
Yesterday I cantored, checked on my mom via phone and we took the kids out on the boat where we anchored and swam. It was the therapy we needed.
DH also mentioned that he intends to address our concerns with the first marina with how we've been handled but also intends to be diplomatic to ask how difficult MIL and FIL have been. I appreciate that he's not completely into this with blinders on.
Photo of Chiquita in the bow of the boat because I love it.