Friday, July 2, 2010

{welcome to my son's swimming class, today's his last day}


{here is the indoor training pool ~ kiddies in the far one ~ seen from the upper floor café}


 {this is where we like to relax and soak some rays after the lesson is over. 
My little swimmer always enjoys a gelato here}


{no more waterwings for him}



15 comments:

  1. Hi Lola- I've missed you too! Hope all is well.,.

    Hey- what a great place for your son to swim- it's gorgeous. I love the way that although it's indoors, there's so much sunlight. that must be beautiful in the winter as well.

    Wishing you a great summer-
    Hugs,
    Lucy

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  2. You may well envy the orto but this complex looks amazing and I am definitely envious. What is it they say the grass is always greener.
    Have a lovely weekend.

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  3. That looks a very smart swimming pool complex - the café looks like it's in a top class hotel. Congratulations to the swimmer on ditching his wings!

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  4. I was just thinking of the little tyke, not so little if he can swim without water wings. This is a beautiful complex, indeed.

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  5. that's a nice-looking pool. how awesome that he is learning to swim and learning to enjoy the water. good for him. ;-)

    paz

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  6. Is that your little "fishy" in the last photo? Well brava for him for learning to swim this summer. I'd like to join you both on the terrace. Just lovely. :)
    V

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  7. Ahh congrats to your little guy. He must be excited to have passed his swimming lessons. That's a lovely spot to learn and observe.

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  8. Your son will always be glad you gave him the lessons. Well done, mom!

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  9. Tell your handsome swimmer, I'm waiting for his gelato invitation;) Being a gelato addicted, I miss top quality roman gelato very much, ah..
    Hope you're doing fine Lola. I love coming to see you at your home with two windows, I mean your blogs:) Keep open the windows to the end;) Enjoy the summer, take care, stay with Love, carissima.

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  10. Wow! That's one swanky swimming center! Love that outdoor cafe! Nice way to spend a bit of time...your son swims and you sip a cup of coffee and take some pix!

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  11. Wow, what a gorgeous swimming pool/complex for you and your son to enjoy. And your photos are lovely as usual. I love learning about these places that are never mentioned in all the travel guides; thank you.

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  12. These are great photos. They really give the sense of the place.

    Looks like an excellent facility.

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  13. Lucy~ It is very well lit, and these photos don't do justice to the overall structure. Thank you!
    Lindy~ Ha ha, so true. We can host guests, you know...
    Jennyfreckles~ Yes very classy indeed (prices included) but, for my son only the best!!
    Rosaria~ Can you believe how much he's grown?
    Paz~ He's a water creature: Acquarius!
    Virginia~ Come along, shall I order a prosecco for you too?
    Magic of spice~ thank you!
    Hilary~ Last few lessons he begrudgingly attended, but in the long run he'll be happy he did.
    Paul~ It is indeed!
    Jeff~ Grazie!
    Nihal~ Your visits are always delightful, thank you!
    Linnea~ Sweet life...
    Ann P.~ I'm glad you enjoy my "lesser known Rome" contributions!
    Mary Ann~ Coming from you, I am flattered!

    Splish splash!!

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