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I have had these post ready for awhile and I keep thinking that I will try to fix the videos from home, but never have time to do it. So hopefully you can see at least some of them, there are some super cute ones.

I have many more pictures to upload, but since Andy loads them onto the memory stick for me, I didn't want to ask him. He has been study hard for the Bar exam and takes the first part today!!! After the Bar it is off to vacation, so who knows when I will post next. But I promise I will.

More Lessons and Off the Board

Jillian's last day of her first session of swimming lessons and it was fun day. Everyone else is getting their life jackets on and sis is waiting patiently (not normal a Jillian adjective).

Jillian "swimming" over the ladder after "jumping" off the diving board. She kept her neck stretched out like a baby bird to make sure and keep her face out of the water.

Waiting in line for another turn.

Every time she would get out she would tell me that she is not done yet and go get back in line.

My big brave girl.

Jillian's Swim Lessons

Jillian was so excited it was her turn for swim lessons. Sitting on the bench "listening" to the instructions.

Being a big girl. It lasted for about 10 minutes and then she wanted her mama.
Now we have split off into sections and Jillian is sitting on her towel ready to "listen" to her teachers.

Walking to get into the water.

They walk in and go give another life guard a high five.

Walking to the edge to sit and wait for her turn.

She did pretty well, a couple of times I had to sit by her, but all in all she was a big girl.

They were all so cute lined up on the edge.

Jillian's first attempt at a front float.

Jumping in! Her favorite part as long as her head does not go under water.

Jillian and her first swim lesson all wrapped up.

Snapping pics of my beautiful girl while we wait for her swim lesson to start.

So Silly!

My gorgeous girl!

Her front floats have progressed a lot in a few days time.

Now on to her back floats.

Practicing their kicks.

Now applying her kicking skills out in the water.

Jillian's teacher asked her if she swam like a fish and Jilli said "No! I swim like a dolphin."