Stuart, Connor and I had the day off, but Logan still had his summer camp.  The plan was for Connor and I to do some grocery shopping after dropping off Logan, and Stuart had some home repair chores to do.  The day went by quite fast especially when Costco was crazily packed that it took us longer to get through our shopping.  After the three of us met back up at the house, had lunch and took a break, we were out to watch Logan’s summer camp “end of the week show” for the parents.  We found our seats at the gym, and Connor was looking forward to finding Logan.  Shortly after the camp leaders and the campers marched in while chanting their logos.  We saw Logan and Rohan walking in following their leader; they both smiled and waved to us.  The next thirty minutes, few kids from each age group stood up telling the audience what they had learned and done during the week.  At the end a few of the camp leaders also did a short skid before the kids were dismissed.  Logan led us to the art room and the science room to pick up his projects this week.  He made a trolley and a cart, and he made a nice watercolor drawing of a seal. 

    Afterward we drove up to the Kaos for swimming and dinner.  The boys were off to play with Mckayla and Marcus as soon as we walked in.  We then got ready to get into the water to join Michelle.  We all had fun playing in the pool for a long time.  Logan was excited to play with the water guns, but did try doing some swimming.  He was happy when he discovered that he could touch the ground in the shallow end.  Connor was eager to swim and did his best.  Michelle patiently taught him how to dive down to fish toys out, and he listened and tried.  He was excited to pick out the first couple of them, but later he got lazy and just wanted me to drag him down below to fish the toy out.  Other time, Connor was happy sitting on the floater letting Mckayla take him everywhere.  Logan finally felt a bit more comfortable and attempting to sit down on the bottom of the pool too.  After a long time in the water, we cleaned up and got ready to have some barbeque by Ted.  The kids were off to play, so we ate first.  I heard Connor saying to the kids “I am going to dress up like a princess.  Who wants to be a knight?”  Mckayla was happy to assist Connor; they had fun.  Finally Logan came to ask for dinner, and the four of them sat down giggling while eating their food.  Afterward Marcus wanted to practice skateboarding, and Stuart got on and played too.  Mckayla practiced a bit, and later they convinced our boys to give it a try.  Connor was ready and he felt quite relaxed while Logan immediately tensed up after one step on the board.  Mckayla was a good coach trying to teach Logan what to do.  He managed to try a couple of minutes before he called it done.  Connor enjoyed a few more minutes before they all quit and off to play other things.  By 8pm or so, we had to pack up to end this fun day.