Riley loves spending time at the pool. If you cannot find us on a weekend, odds are it's because we are at the pool. He splashes and plays and jumps off the side of the pool and generally has a big time. But he also understands his limits. And this is why I think "pool break" was invented. Each and every time he hears a whistle blown, and particularly on days when he has worn himself out, he will yell, "Pool break" and insist that we all get out of the pool.
Side note: This does not just occur at the pool. We were at home the other day and Riley said, "Pool break" -- it took me a few seconds to realize that the song we were listening to had the sound of a whistle in it.
He also says "Pool Break" at the store, while driving in the car, pretty much whenever, I have surmised, he has the pool on his mind.
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