Daddy starts a new job in Conroe doing inside sales for a construction company.  Hope he loves it.

Mimz and I played all morning.  For lunch I had a new soup of chicken, rice, and vegetables.  I do like soup.  We talked about my swimming lesson and were ready when Barbara came to take us to my third lesson.  I had on my swim trucks and sun screen.

Miss Sherrie had me practice the same things over and over.  We work on my getting out of the pool by myself and blowing bubbles.  Did you know if you are blowing bubbles, water can't go up your nose?  And did you know the reason you curl your toes over the edge of the pool when you are going to jump in, is so your feet can't slip and cause you to fall. 

I have a hard time remembering to kick while I am trying to get to the pool edge.  I put my head under the water a lot and I drink some of Miss Sherrie's pool water, but I never cry and I do try to do what she asks me to do. 

Mimz enjoyed being at my lesson and was pleased with my progress.  After we dropped Mimz off at her house, I thanked Barbara for bringing Mimz to my swimming lesson.

When we got home, I played in my kiddie pool for almost an hour.  GGM and Barbara watched me. 

Here I am pretending to be a torpedo that goes fast through the water.  I did show GGM some of the things I am learning at my swim lessons, but mostly I just played at getting things muddy and then pouring pool water on them to get them clean. 

I finally agreed to come inside.  A funny thing: I normally insist on having on socks and shoes, at all times.  Well, I don't wear shoes to bed, but I do want to keep on my socks.  Well, yesterday at Mimz' home, I played outside all day barefooted.   That is a first for me.  And today I only wanted to wear my big boy underwear and nothing else.  Barbara kept trying to put a shirt on me, but I told her I was not cold.  I was full of energy and I guess I thought I was a superhero because I was flying all over the house.  I did not take a nap.   Mommy took me over to play with Luke after she got here.  I should sleep well tonight.