His teacher showed him how to have "big arms" while swimming.
Dillon did very well during his two weeks. He only cried on the second day, claiming he did not want to go to swim classes.
By the third day he was going under water with his teacher. In the second week, he was going under water by himself.
Now he can't wait until Grandpa Mike and Grammi's pool is finished.
Uncle Larry spoiled the kids by letting them play with squirt guns and bubbles in the house.
Play doh was also a part of the indoor activities.
Grandma Sharon feeding Connor while Pops makes smart alec comments.
The three musketeers outside of the Bass Pro Shop.
Grandma Sharon and Taylor running from the bear. I was surprised by the number of stuffed animals at the store. Glad to see the taxidermist is not suffering from the recession.
Connor tried to convince Uncle Larry to buy a ski boat. It didn't work.
I thought getting a good picture of four kids was tough, now we have to add a fifth for an added degree of difficulty.
Another plus of this class is that Dillon gets more interaction with other kids. I think he gets tired of picking on Connor and Otis.
I have a feeling Dillon might be trying this move from the top of the couch when Christina and I are not looking.
Next week Dillon will also be taking his first swimming lesson. Let's hope he has as much fun as he did today.
The other day I was getting Dillon out of his carseat. He had his finger under his nose, as seen in the picture above. We had the following conversation:
Connor and Dillon enjoying the lovely weather.
Connor and Trent's first Easter.
It is almost impossible to get a good picture of these three boys. The three of them smile all the time, but put them together and the smiles stop.
