Hello friends of @HIVE and especially to the community of @WeekendExperiences, I hope you are well as your family and friends, today I am here to tell you about my experience this past weekend. A very nice experience with friends and family that I will remember for many days, because it was something unplanned, and sometimes what we do not plan is what happens best.
It turns out that during these days a cousin who lives abroad was visiting us, and as you can understand, during these days the whole family gets together to kill the absences of so many days and so many kilometers away. After several days telling the experiences here and there, it was Saturday when she called me very early in the morning, she was going to pick me up to go spend the day for a pool she had rented, I was a little hesitant, because it was only a month since I had been operated and the surgery was a little recent.
When I least expected it, he showed up at the house to pick me up, he didn't even give me a chance to think, so I gathered my things quickly and we left to the predicted place. When we got there, everything was very beautiful, I immediately started taking snapshots to keep the memories of those days. The pool was very clean, although the water was a little cold, the truth is the ambient temperature was rather wintry, however I changed and put on my bathing suit in case the heat of the beers gave me the courage to enter the water.
The rest of my family was waiting for me, although the truth is that many more were missing for work and study reasons, we immediately put on the music, I think this is the part I like the most of this story, because even if you don't want to, music always makes our day, we took out some beers, and a domino table, and between dominoes, beer and dancing we spent the day, ha, ha, ha, ha I can not deny that it was great.
What can I tell you, I have to be honest, I entered the water only for a few moments and because my husband 
Around 2 o'clock in the afternoon the lunch that my cousin had ordered arrived, they brought us pure creole food, a roast pork, congri rice, yucca with mold, fried malanga and mixed salad, quite a feast, we had lunch, but not much, because I don't like to drink beer after lunch, and there was still a lot of time to enjoy, because the truth is that a day like this does not happen often, since with the basic income, it is not enough to give us this kind of luxuries, and one always wants to take the party until the last part.
After lunch we continued playing dominoes and dancing, making jokes and laughing a lot, because the water of the pool was just decorating the atmosphere, only the children were brave enough to go swimming, they did not get out of there all day, on the other hand, I spent a lot of time with my cousin and we talked a lot, about the past, the present and the future, something that becomes everyday when someone who lives far away, comes and tells you his experiences, and experiences, of all the time he has been away.
The place was rented until 6 pm, so when the time came we had to leave, we all returned home quietly and with the satisfaction of having enjoyed the day, so in terms of enjoyment it was a very profitable day, because the truth is we had a great time, I think it had been a long time since I laughed as much as that day, and more together with friends and family, which is always nicer.
My friends, without wanting to, I say goodbye to you, but not before telling you that without a doubt, this was the best experience I have had after my surgery, which is only a month and a few days old, so much so that I did not even remember it, because I had a lot of fun and enjoyed it just like everyone else, and I did not even feel the wound, because the truth is that it was an extraordinary experience this day, without further ado, I hope you enjoy my Saturday experience through reading as I did this day. Greetings and happy day to all. Blessings.
The images used in the post are my own, taken with my 2024 Tecno Spark Go cell phone. Texts translated into English by Deepl Translate.
