"Should we go?" my husband asked. I glared at him. It took us four hours to get up here, and he wants to leave? No. We went in and set our stuff down.
And that grayish area you see above the blue patio covering is...rain. It looked to be about a mile or two away.
"Should we go?" my husband asked. I glared at him again.
"Four hours," I said. We kept swimming. There was no lightning or thunder anywhere, but I kept an eye out anyway. And in about five minutes, this was the view:
Because that is how Texas weather is supposed to work. Happily, the three of us got back to our pool time frolicking. I even got in a lap or two of random-ish swimming.
But the best view ever? My two favorite men. What could be better than that?
3.) Your favorite summer view so far.
It could just as easily have gone the other way, right?? And I bet you were the only ones in the pool???!!!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh this takes me back to the days when I lifeguarded at our city pool. I worked there for five years :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you kind of got the place to yourself as well. Everybody else lacked your determination no doubt!
ReplyDeleteGood thing you didn't leave. Glad you got a fun day in pool with your men
ReplyDeleteGotta love the crazy Texas weather! I'm glad we get any rain at all. In west Texas where I grew up, it was few and far between.
ReplyDeleteGlad you didn't let a few rain clouds scare you away. I love the photo where the clouds parted and you could see the sun!
ReplyDeleteAs an added bonus I bet it wasn't terribly crowded?
ReplyDeleteYou know how cows stand in ponds in really hot weather? That's kind of how I feel at the pool.
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