My
horse's
troft!
This is how Mom fills the troft and then the picture on the bottom is how she drains it by ciphering it out. The wheels my Dad put on so Mom can roll me to where ever she wants to so she can always see me.
I am really getting comfortable on my back. Someday, I hope I will be able to swim backwards like this. I just need to learn how to be able to float, then I don't have to swim my arms and kick my feet too hard cause you know that would really tire me out.
Mommy really just lets me play and do whatever I want in my horse's troft. In the middle I am blowing bubbles with the water. I think that is so funny. And on the right is one of Mommy's ideas to help me be able to play and have even more fun.
Today
I
got
to
play
with
bubbles
in
my
big
tub.
See
me,
I
look
like
Santa
Claus.
Look
at
me
all
kicked
back.
I
can
even
play
with
my
legs
like
this.
I
hold
tight
with
my
arms.
This
is
when
I
am
showing
off.
But
look
at
all
these
neat
tricks
I
can
do:
But
don't
let
her
fool
you.
She
couldn't
always
do
this.
She
has
been
in
water
for
over
a
year
now
and
she
has
worked
very
hard
to
be
able
to
do
what
she
can
do
today.
It
takes
repetition,
consistency,
and
persistence
daily.
This
by
far
is
Crystal's
most
famous
triumph.
I
have
the
pictures
in
sequence:
1.
She
lays
down.
2.
She
walks
with
her
arms
toward
the
other
end
of
the
tub.
3.
She
gives
a
big
tug.
4.
And
then
she
is
upright
again,
all
by
herself.
Just
hanging
around.
Anthony
was
being
a
real
big
brother
that
day.
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