What a good "back float" (Spencer is the one in the middle)
(Spencer on the right)
Each child receives a swimming star
"Little boys hold the key to their mother's heart"
What a good "back float" (Spencer is the one in the middle)
Kyle escaped from the group for a moment
Ryan and Kyle eating their lunch
Every year our Primary takes a trip to the Medford Temple. They get to walk around the temple grounds and learn all sorts of different facts about the temple. Spencer listened very well and learned that the temple was built with out any nails. Kyle of course spent his time being chased by me...he actually wasn't too bad. They also got to go inside and talk with the Temple President and sing "I Love to See the Temple". They did a wonderful job. Each child got to take a picture of the temple home and we also received a beautiful large picture of it to hang in our home. All the kids were very grateful. Afterward, we headed outside to have some lunch and all the kids put a special message on each car in the parking lot. My kids had so much fun. They've both asked to go back to the temple again. What a fun day!!
One of Kyle's first jumps off the diving board. We were cracking up and couldn't believe how brave he was.
Holly, my mom and I took 7 of the 8 boys swimming a little over a week ago at Holly's mother-in-laws' house. Holly was watching 3 other kids that day, and I took 3 of my little cousins out with us as well. They absolutely love swimming over there and Kyle has recently discovered that he loves jumping off the diving board(with his little arm floaties of course). We had been out there for a couple hours and had already eaten lunch when we decided it was time to go. Kyle came and told me he was all done and that he was hungry. I took off his arm floaties and sat him down in a chair behind me with a drink and some food. As Holly and I were packing up the food and all the kids(my mom had just left with Marcee's 3 older boys) Kyle had some how slipped by us and had jumped back in the pool(this time without his floaties). Alyssa was standing next to me and all of a sudden screamed "Kyle's drowning"!!! Holly whipped around, ran to the pool, and jumped in.(Keep in mind she and I hadn't planned on swimming that day). I for some reason froze just staring at him in disbelief. It was so scary to see my 2 year old failing to tread water. She got him out, and after a little bit of pukage, he was ok. A little scared, but ok. I don't know how long he was in there and I don't like to think about it. It couldn't have been more than a minute because...well...you know....I don't like to think about that either. Bottom line...WATCH YOUR KIDS CLOSELY!!! This could have been a very sad ending for my little guy and I can't imagine my life without him. Thank you Holly and Alyssa for saving my cute little "Kyle Boy".
A face worth saving? ABSOLUTELY!!!
Holly, Ryan, Mom and Kyle.
Taking a quick break to eat lunch.
Ean, Spencer, Jeremy and Kyle.
Mommy and Kyle during our train ride.(What a cute little round face).
Entering the tunnel...most of the kids loved to scream in here.