When Grandma Karen was a little girl, she moved with her parents from her Chicago birthplace to a small town in Florida. Swimming was a necessity for Floridian children growing up in the oppressively hot climate. She passed that love of water on to her children, and together they have enjoyed decades of summers at the lake house. Now she passes this affinity on to her grandchildren, and any reasonable person can tell it’s in their blood. Our twins love the water. These visits to the lake are a good opportunity to learn to swim, and they are progressing nicely. Neither is scared of the water, and both are learning how to propel themselves by paddling their feet. Here Grandma was showing Trey Davey a little dance called the duck waddle.
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