Swimming is pretty much all these two do lately. They get up go to swim team, come home and read for 30 minutes, on Mon/Wed we go swimming at my parent's house, Tues/Thurs they go back to swim in the afternoon for Cub Club where they learn about water safety & play games (it's the beginnings of life guard training for kids) then on Thurs. they go back to the pool in the evening for swim meet. Phew! That's a lot of pool time, but they LOVE it!
Kali and Kai are in the same group at Cub Club so they were happy about that. It's cute how they like to be together.
Playing "what time is it, Mr. Shark??"
which is basically a game that has them treading water for a LONG time but they don't notice because it's such a fun game.
Learning some water safety rules
Swim meet! The first meet was at PV Pool & very unorganized. But our pool (MV) had new instructors so I guess they are still learning. Here is Kali and Diem (Kai's Kindergarten friend)
Kali and Diem are very similar and I think that is why Kai gets along so well with Diem.
Here is Tavyn (Diem's sister) Kali's friend
I kept looking around for Kai and could not find him. Here are the girls playing before the meet
and then I see this crazy kid in green googles playing with Jonas (my friend, Misti's son) Oh Kai ;)
The meets start at 7pm this year so it's not awfully hot.
Kai is the youngest in his 7-8 group so he is racing some BIG kids this year. He did really well and even placed in backstroke and freestyle. The relay was a mess because they send them out at the wrong time and Kai's team had to race 9-10 yr olds. Shesh!
Did I mention Koko was there running around? She ate pizza, grapes, popcorn and a few "mimi's" (lollipops) my Dad played with her and walked her around all night. So glad Granddad came.
Kali did a great job too. She is racing 9-10 this year. They had a few problems with the relay teams because a few girls would NOT go until everyone was screaming "GO". I felt bad for Kali because she was always ready and swam well. But she did get a few place ribbons.
Love our little swimmers.