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>Hi, Gannon, > >Good to hear from you again. Sounds like your dad is >going to wear out his belt. Idea for a Father's Day >gift: A new belt! No? Well, it was only a passing >thought. > >The pool sounds fantastic. I'm sure you will enjoy >it. Not to put a damper on the expectations, but from >my experience a pool generates many new opportunities >to earn spankings because now shirking the rules only >slightly is still considered a safety issue and not >ignored. I speak from experience because even though >we have no pool ourselves, I've gotten busted at >friends' pools and spanked when my dad found out. >Here are a few things you need to discuss with your >brothers: > >1) Getting spanked on a wet butt hurts worse than dry, >or so I'm told. >2) Having to pull your swim suit down means that for >all intents and purposes you are getting it naked. >3) Swimming is frequently a group activity with your >and your brothers' friends there to witness any >spankings. >4) Do you think your folks would spank your friends if >they misbehave? >5) Many nit-picking rules will be established and they >all have to be obeyed > A) No swimming unless an adult is there to >supervise (i.e. don't invite your friends over if your >folks aren't home). I've gotten my bottom warmed more >than once for this. It's flat out amazing how your >folks can tell when the pool is used even if they >aren't home. Will a 24/7 security camera be >installed? Yours or your neighbor's with a wide angle >lens? Boy, that was a devastating surprise when a >bunch of us went skinny dipping so wet suits wouldn't >give us away. Sure hope the neighbor erased that file! > B) All friends have to know how to swim. Can you >and your brothers swim? If not, lessons are a must - >Pronto! > C) Playing Marco Polo with a blindfold is taboo - >have to have the "it" close his eyes and hope he >doesn't cheat. > D) No running or roughhousing. That's what boys do >and it's hard not to. > >If you haven't already, it would be great if you, >Gannon (are you still 13?), learned life saving and >CPR. Your folks, too. > >Who gets to care for the pool? Will you hire a pool >service? If not it would be a great generator of >brownie points if you volunteered before it got >assigned. It's a bit of work, keeping the leaves and >stuff out and checking on the pool chemistry, but it >has to be done. Prepare your brothers to be dragooned >into helping. > >Like everything else, there's no free lunch. You get >the fun of the pool, but there's work, too. Hope you >enjoy it!! > >-Jerry
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