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My little Swimmer

A very Happy Birthday to my mother in law, Kay!!!! We hope you have a great day! We love you and you teach the girls so many things!
Emily is taking swimming lessons this week. She LOVES it. Although, it doesn't seem that way in this picture. She is not too sure about floating on her back.


Her swim teacher does an excellent job. Emily is all smiles during the class.

Comments

Amanda Ledford said…
She looks like she loves it! That is great, before you know it, she'll be quite the little fish! And a cute one at that!
Erin said…
How fun! K and I started a swim class together too. you and SK should join us!
Kelly said…
I love it!!!!! She is so cute!!! I wish I could see her in action.
Lauren said…
YAY for our little swimmer :) :)
Tara G. said…
My kids have looked exactly the same- it's the water in the ears for them. How fun!
Looks like fun! It also looks like they're getting a snack in the pool in the last picture - which would be heaven, I'm sure. And a huge mess :-)
Kim said…
Yea Emily! I can't wait to take her swimming!
Laura said…
I am so glad that Emily is enjoying her swim lessons! "Liking" is the important part. I had Alise go for one week last year and she is STILL talking about not wanting to go back to swimming lessons! Ugh! I think I might pass this year. Hope I don't regret it!

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