Both the girls love to swim especially bunso but there’s a problem. The hassle of food preparation, travel and expenses are the major ones. I can’t afford to take them to resorts too often. Fortunately, the inflatable pool that I bought last year is still in good condition.

Advantages of having an inflatable pool in the house:

• You can watch the kids closely.
• Sandwiches and finger food will do.
• You are sure that the water is clean.
• No entrance, corkage and parking fee.

Disadvantages of having an inflatable pool in the house:

• Water consumption might shoot up. (Thank God there’s not much where we are staying, the only option was to have it up in my parents’ house which is next street and walking distance). My water bill is saved then! Hahaha!

How about your kids? Have you thought of an alternative to enjoy the summer?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Marketing Manager at Adventures Beyond Group | WAHM | Ex-OFW | Music Enthusiast | Cactus and Succulent Hobbyist | Hello Kitty Lover | A 42 y/o mom of two lovely girls sharing her adventures as she walks through motherhood and having to do most things on her own while her Indian national husband works miles away from home.