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Got the pool ready for Memorial Day weekend? Anybody who has been responsible for keeping a pool operational knows--the struggle is real, y'all.

For all of the joy they can bring, there is another side to pool ownership--the mayhem and water circus that is keeping them swimmable.

Six hundred locations around the globe are going to be part of the World's Largest Swimming Lesson this Thursday, including two places in East Texas. Take the kids! Anyone can be part of it.

There will be no swimming laps, diving, splashing or laughter heard from children at Fun Forest Pool this summer.

Rafts and floaties have come a long way. Instead of thin-ribbed rafts and plain ole tubes, we've got flamingos, swans, avocados floating with us in the pools. And bulls!

With temperatures heating up and summer on the way a lot of kids will soon be wondering, when will the public pools open?

In case you didn't know, real estate in California is super expensive. These prices will seriously make you grateful to live in East Texas.

Summer is here, the pool is full of water and they're about to be full of kids and adults for summer play! Tyler Parks and Recreation will open the city pool for the summer season on Saturday, June 3rd!

With only a few weeks left before the summer pool season ends and the kids go back to school, news comes that the Woldert pool in Tyler will be closing earlier than usual.

East Texas has seen its fare share of rain and severe weather this spring. It's been one of the wettest years on records, and one that has caused much pain and destruction for many East Texas families.

The pool is tons of fun, but if it's less than 95 degrees outside Mama needs a space heater! I've got three little girls that LOVE the pool, and always ask within five minutes of arriving, "Mama, can we stay for two hours?" They have no to-do list running through their head and no agenda. I love that about them. So we stay for two hours. even if we're cold. The 6 and 4 year-olds splash a

The East Texas temperatures are quickly heating up and pretty soon we'll all be looking for an escape from the heat and humidity and a great place to cool down is at one of the Tyler Parks & Recreation's pools!