And we made it!

Wow! What a six weeks this has been. Every day to the back of The Woodlands for a 10 minute lesson. During this six weeks, Chad learned how to swim and float. During this six weeks, I learned a few things as well:
1. It is exactly 11 miles from my house to the back of the Woodlands but takes on average 25 minutes to get there.
2. You have to leave about 20 minutes early or you will hit school traffic and then be late.
3. If people before your lesson are late then it screws your lesson up and you will have to wait even though you are on time (or early) for every single lesson.
4. A kid can be pissed at every single lesson and cry in the pool for six weeks straight and then as soon as he is out of the pool be perfectly fine like nothing happened.
5. A 17 month old does know how to float and swim and knows when he should do both.
6. Urine is a sterile fluid so it doesn't matter if it gets in the pool with chlorine but you must wear the correct swim diaper in case there is poop.
7. Until a child learns how to properly regulate their breath in the pool they will take in too much air and burp louder than any man!

Here are some photos of Chad's last day.

And this picture pretty much sums up the way Chad has felt about this past 6 weeks --