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Day at the pool

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We got them a kiddie pool. We got the idea after we saw our adult neighbors chilling in their kiddie pool.

"Pool inspection time!"

"This end looks fine!"

"You want me to stick my butt where?!"

"I don't think so!"

Hiro's turn...

"It's too cold."

"Please don't put me in the water."

"Please, I don't like it."

"I really don't like it!"

*Hiro jumps out and sulks in the corner.*

"You got my butt wet!"

It's okay, Hiro.

*Stares menacingly at the pool*

*Daddy has to get in the pool with Hiro. Notice the stiff legs.*

"I won't like it... you can't make me!"

"I mean it! I won't like it, I tell ya!"

*After splashing Hiro with the cool water...*




"Hmmm... on second thought..."

"It's not so bad...now. But, keep splashing me with water!"
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Cathy Nguyen said…
it's like a funny tale in the summer!(lol)
July 25, 2009 at 3:43 PM
Saint Bastardessa said…
haha! cute! what you should do is fill up the pool with water, and then play fetch with the doggies to tire them out. then they'll get so tired that they go to the pool to drink and then they end up just laying in there. That's what I did with Otto, now its like his routine. fetch and pool.
July 29, 2009 at 12:58 AM
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