On Friday I had planned with my wife to go out to a café with some of her friends. She had gone out first, and I would catch up with her after settling some important business. On my little jaunt I walked by several ATMs where I could make a bank transfer. All the ones I found were full of people. Waiting meant never seeing my wife and her friends. Fortunately, I found a hidden ATM in the center of town with just two people waiting. I finished that business and headed out to get some photos I had taken the day before.
Before I got to the photo studio, a lady asked me to help her put together a whole scaffolding of pipes to get water to her house. I put on my plumber's suit and after a while I managed to please the lady. She thanked me by telling me where the studio was, as she had forgotten the exact location.After collecting the photos, I rushed off to meet my beloved, but not far from the studio I came across a fainting lady, and several people calling for help for her. I rushed there and of course, applied what I know as a doctor. The lady regained consciousness, but still looked disoriented. The neighbors stopped a car which then took her to the nearest hospital.
Now I was ready, but the transport told me otherwise. Nothing was happening in the direction I was going. With so much sun already at that hour, there was no one to force me to walk. Finally a bus arrived, which brought me closer to my destination, but everyone had already left. My wife had called me to inform me.
We arranged to meet to go home together. But the baseball stadium was on the way, so we went to see my Avispas. A close game, until the rain came and spoiled my last remaining plan. They had called off the game for the next day.
The rest of the weekend was more of the same. The only thing I was able to do, almost without setbacks, was a small meeting between hivers from my city on Saturday. I say almost, because we had planned to meet in a more comfortable place, but due to certain circumstances we had to change the place at the last minute.
A weekend of ruined plans!
English isn't my native language. Text translated with DeepL