Splash Day!

Today was Splash Day at Reese's school. She wasn't quite sure about putting on her swimsuit so early in the morning. I assured her she would be happy she did!







The teachers asked for parents to volunteer, and I was happy to oblige. I dropped her off and then worked from home until it was time to join her. I'm glad I wore my shorts and t-shirt because I ended up almost as wet as the kids.



Reese played with this net for the majority of the time.





They had a sprinkler hanging from above like a clothes line. This is how I ended up soaked; when turned on high these water hoses shot water every where (can you see them spinning?).





Reese tested out the water with her toes before jumping in the pool.





The kids love bubbles!




Time to get in the pool.

I think I'll just stand here and observe my friends.

Can you hear the excitement coming from her mouth?

Getting a good shower now.

Multi-tasking.

Whatcha doing with the shaving cream?

Before I knew it an hour had flown by, so I said by to Reese (she hardly noticed I was leaving) and headed home to change before going to work.

Her teachers said she was having so much fun that she didn't want to leave when it was time to go inside. She cried a little, but got over it pretty quick.

Other tidbits from this week...

While enjoying her new favorite pastime, Reese discovered the light switch in the fridge. She kept turning it on and off. Then she would close the door until the light would go off and then she would open it again. Hey, are those my keys on the bottom?

Reese has seen me drink from my canteen and she likes to play with it. She also offered Super Puppy a drink.

She did this at least 10 times. It was so cute!

During our walk on Tuesday evening we stopped by the park as usual. There were 5 girls playing tag and Reese really wanted to join them. She kept walking up to them and screaming. I had to keep her from getting run over as they flew by chasing each other. She also tried to climb the big toys like the girls who were running and jumping all around the play structures.

That night when it was time for night night, Reese handed me Time for Bed to read to her.