The Hendricksen's: Busy Day...

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Busy Day...

Yesterday was a busy but fun day...

We started the day off by going to the free summer movie with the Townsend Clan, Frederick Clan, and Our Clan. It was Monsters Inc. The kids didnt last. I think there were too many little ones and they'd already seen the movie 100 times so it wasnt as fun as last time we went.

Then we came home just long enuff to get into our swimming suits and off we went to the Provo Pool. I was still anxious to go there because thats where Jentry got that dang crypto bug last year that she is still having trouble with (dr appt on Friday). But I thought since its the beginning of the swimming season and hopefully they installed new filters...maybe we could get away with it this time.

Lisa was sooooo nice to offer to babysit Chase while we went. I know he would have had fun but I think it would have been short lived. And it gave me time just to play with Ty. So off we went to the pool with The Townsend Clan, The Jasperson Clan, Our Clan and Livvy

Ty went down the waterslides with me twice and he loooooooved it. The first time he was clenching onto my fingers on the way down saying "So Fun!" He would put his head under the water and come up wide eyed saying "I got my hair wet!" When we first got into the pool and he got his shorts wet he kept trying to take them off telling me his pants were wet. He couldnt understand that they were supposed to be wet.

We had a great day. The girls kept telling me thank you all the way home. They had had so much fun!!!

1 comment:

Jill said...: 'Got my hair wet.' That's adorable!; 9:48 AM

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