Eleventh Passage

Morgan and William took swimming lessons during the first half of the month. We signed Owen up too, but after two days of him refusing to get in the water, we asked for our money back. 

Check out this photo; the little circle of kids and teachers is the boys' class. Morgan and William, however, aren't paying any attention, they're doing their own thing. This, unfortunately, wasn't unusual. 

 I had to take this picture of Morgan's little butt crack.

 Morgan learning a back stroke.

 They got to play in life jackets the last day.

During the lessons, Owen, Lydia, and I, hung out on the bleachers. Owen played with my phone most of the time, and Lydia was surprisingly good about just sitting and watching. Often on my lap, often in her stroller. But as the second week progressed, she started to get bored, and became much more unmanageable. 

Here's some fun videos.

Morgan's like a little fish, and he did awesome. The teachers recommend he move onto the eel class. William, while he made a lot of progress, was too scared of the water and too timid of the teachers to learn most of the stuff in the class, and it was recommended that he repeat it. We'll see though. I doubt we'll put them in lessons again until next year, and a lot could change by then.