Here's some footage of Reese's swim lesson today. The whole concept of ISR is to:
•To hold their breath underwater
•Swim with their head down
•Roll onto their back to float, rest, and breathe
•Roll back over to resume swimming until they reach the side of the pool, crawl out or be rescued by an adult.
•To perform these self-rescue skills first in a swim diaper, then while fully clothed.
While at the Gator Volleyball game (08-29-08), I caught Reese getting caught up in the excitement of the time-out...hilarious!
Enjoy...
Well, Reese may have been the youngest Gator fan in attendance this past Saturday as the Gators took on the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers. The almost 90 degree heat was made worse by the 500% humidity, but Reese stayed cool with her hand-held fan and her shady location in the south endzone. Although the heat wasn't a problem, the noise level didn't agree with Reese.
As the Gators ran out of the tunnel to the cheers of the Gator Nation, the tone for the day was set (pun intended). Apparently, Reese only likes it when she's the one screaming, not those around her...something she'll no doubt have to get used to as there are many more Gator games in her future (but we'll probably wait til the end of the season when the temp. isn't at a heat index of 110 degress!)
We managed to enjoy our time at the game, and Reese settled into the gameday revelry...she even managed a nap just before halftime.
We've put together a short video of the day's events...enjoy.
Clips of Reese that were shot between the ages of 2-4 months.
Song titled Bubbly, by Colbie Caillat.
