27
Jun
·
Fri
2008
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Daphne and I started our kids on swimming lessons on 21- Apr-2007.. i think after 1 or 2 lessons at bright and sunny 11am, we thankfully were offered swimming lessons on fridays evening time.. else Daphne and me will be very tan.. and not to mentioned the kids barely can open their eyes during lessons.. the reflection of the sun from the water and the sun shining un-mercifully down on us.. *SHUDDER*.. it's easier for a class size of 2 also.. we can coordinate easier.. we pay for every 4 lessons.. in case 1 of them is sick, we can also easily cancel the class with no charges.. we didn't hv 1 full year of lessons.. sometimes daphne on business trip and we cancel.. sometimes we were on hols.. etc.. so, now slightly more than a year after starting their lessons, here's ken.. swimming like a prawn.. as marie puts it so aptly..
(2008-06-27 23:56:06 SGT) [dino keno] Permalink
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