
Next up was the mud pit - no sucker punch on the wall though.

Then we had to drive through the water cannons which spewed mega water directly onto the windshields of passing cars!
More water cannons.

We dropped off the cat and returned home to the final obstacle - the "closed and locked rejas gate" and "water slide" which I had to navigate to get to the house. Jeff had to drive the truck-with-spinning-wheels up the slippery slope. I'll walk, thanks! We have a rerun at around 4 when we pick up the cat and then we start the reality show called "Bepo lives in the shower for 5 days." Oh - and the Weather Channel says this is "light rain." In the same breath they also say to expect "flash floods."

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I talked to friends in PR this AM about your current storm, and the scuttlebutt is that climate change has caused hurricanes to miss Puerto Rico, and they expect this phenomenon to continue. That sure would be nice, but it seems the SE US is getting them instead. Fran
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