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Luka loving every minute of his first swim! |
After moving to the Tropics a few days ago, Luka has had to deal with an introduction to all sorts of incredible creatures. To list a few, these have included: his toes (not seen for six months); mosquitoes (to be avoided at all times); his sweat glands (also, non-functional bar a few hours outside the NICU in Darwin in April); and now today - the best of them all, the swimming pool.
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'Splish splash I was taking a ...swim' |
We took Luka over to his good friend (and near twin (corrected)), Adrian to play in his neighbor's pool. Since Luka has spent the last four months in a place where only seals and migrating whales like to swim (I am convinced because they get some travel discount), it was officially his first swim outside mommy's over-sized sunken tub in the bathroom. Needless to say his
ouma had him well prepared for the event and we had a number of bathing suits to choose from. We went for the island/surfer-dude boy look in a stylish vertical stripe number in blue and white.
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Adrian looks like he is saying 'stop
splashing me or I'll punch you!' |
To say that he enjoyed the cool water after the (unfortunately non-air-conditioned) ride over to Adrian's house is an understatement as he practically leaped in the water. He stayed in for at least thirty minutes, splashing, kicking - and yes, splashing Adrian and others around him. The activity was promptly followed by a nap on mommy's shoulder. I think a repeat will be in order in the coming days.
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