This post is dedicated to our favorite swim instructor Bob. This was the boys last term with Bob as their swim instructor. We were so so sad that he was not going to be teaching anymore and we missed him greatly that last term. He taught the boys so much and he was so good with them even though they were a huge handful for him. Enoch wasn't so difficult but Ezra as per usual gave him a run for his money.
Enoch as you can see is doing much much better than before. He has really learned a lot and improved.His breathing is good and his arms are straight but those legs can't seem to keep from bending :)
Ezra with Bob. I love the smile on Bob's face here and the lack of emotion in Ezra's. Quite the juxtaposition.
Ezra is doing really well also. He can swim all by himself but he still has a style all his own that Kept Erin and I laughing every week. Here he looks like a frog but usually he looks like a sea lion.
Kicking hard
Almost there
Home Safe
Working on strokes. Gotta get them just right and timed with the breathing.
Looking good buddy
Cheerleader's Ethne and West like to cheer everybody on and stick their hands, as well as toys, in the water.
Dorth be sure to show Craig the support we lend to his emotional health by dressing our cheerleader in a shirt with an alpaca. I know it does his heart good to keep the memory alive :)
Encouragement and instruction. Bob was so good at this.
He also had the patience of a saint. I never could have made it through all those terms, especially in the beginning when they cried every week, without a guy like Bob.
Big breath
pretty good arms there buddy
Enoch's turn and for some reason Ezra was worn out and needed a little support from Bob.
Ezra-"In the arm's of an angel...." Wish I had a better picture of that instead of Enoch's head. Not that it's not a pretty head, it's just that it was a sweet picture of Ezra and Bob.
Floating on their backs. In the beginning of term 1 this was something I wasn't sure I would see for a very long time without tears. It scared them both and Ezra refused to stay on his back and would panic and roll over.As you can see though they are doing awesome now. So proud of my boys and good ole' Bob.
This post is old and making me realize I better find them some swim classes here soon so they don't loose ground.




































