Well, a lot of folks had a lot of flooding today, stuck cars, etc.
Not us! Our street remained clear, main roads remained clear. The rain was rarely hard, but it was steady for at least 24 hours. We got over 9 inches in Broward. It was gone by noonish, and we opened both stores at 1PM (instead of our usual 11AM.)
Brian still has a few weeks of school left, but started a job last week. It's not nursing (obviously) but related - kind of a strange position I'd never heard of. This woman owns a business where she checks up on patients at the request of their family members. The patients are typically in assisted living facilities, and the family members are typically out of town/state. It ends up being a lot of repeat patients.
In one case, she and Brian accompanied a woman from the assisted living facility to the hospital after she fell out of bed and broke her hip (among other injuries.) Before the hospital could act, the woman had approval from the patient's grandson for her care, and basically advocated on behalf of the patient at the hospital, making sure she was well taken care of. I had no idea this kind of job existed. The pay is decent. I don't know how long he would stay with it after he becomes an RN, but who knows?
The cruise is booked for early September. I've been reading the whole unofficial guide book. Thinking about staying onboard during the stop at Nassau. The Bahamas notoriously hates gay people, and apparently there's a lot of crime against tourists. It's a relatively short cruise - so I'm thinking maybe we take advantage of the empty ship while others disembark, much like we take advantage of the attractions at WDW while others watch the fireworks and parades LOL.
What a lineup -- rock stars, opera (Bocelli), cast from Hamilton, Andrew Lloyd Weber (major musical scores), and on and on. Also, loved that outdoor staging set, lighting, etc. I recorded the concert, as I fell asleep (I always snooze early) -- but will catch up with the rest today. What a festive event it was. 
