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Postal PillarSwimming Again: 05/22/07

Today after work Ian, Harriet and I spent a lovely half an hour in the pool. It was a well-needed chance for me to distress and for all of us to cool down. Harriet enjoyed the water but she's a little too small for her suit so we had to hold onto her because she can't bob around.

Ian and I took turns holding on to Harriet. She enjoyed being bounced up and down in the water. When I wasn't holding her, I was swimming laps. The water felt cool and refreshing. It was a little too cold for Harriet but she kept her sense of humor. She had fun making faces and blowing raspberries at whomever wasn't holding her.

After our time in the pool we were tired but happy.

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