Tuesday, July 17, 2012

20 Questions

Guess who just turned three???


Isaac turned 3 this month (more about the birthday itself to come in another blog) and I decided to start a new tradition, one that I heard about from a friend and have been seeing on other blogs.  The concept is to ask your child the same 20 questions every year on their birthday starting at three until they are grown.  It will be fun several years from now to compare Isaac's answers then with his answers today.  So, without further ado...





Isaac's 20 Questions, Age 3:

1.  What is your favorite color?  Blue and green

2.  What is your favorite toy to play with? Trains

3. What is your favorite TV show or movie?  Dinosaur Train and Veggie Tales

4. What is your favorite game?  The Elephant Game

5. What is your favorite craft project/activity to do?  Watercolor paints

6.  What is your favorite animal?  Elephants, because they have great trunks.

7.  What is your favorite song?  Twinkle, Twinkle

8.  Who is your best friend?  "Naia and Fin and Sarah [the mom] and... do they have a dad?  What is his name?  [Jeff] Yeah, Jeff too!"

9.  What is your favorite thing to do outside?  Play with the water table

10.  What is your favorite drink?  milk

11.  What do you like to take to bed with you?  My lovies, Froggy and Piggles

12.  What do you want to be when you grow up?  Doctor

13.  What is your favorite book?  Veggie Tales Book

14. What is your favorite lunch?  Bread toasted with cheese

15.  What is your favorite holiday?  Easter

16. What is your favorite thing about Luke?  Playing water table with him

17.  What makes you happy?  Smiling

18.  What makes you sad?  Doing hard things

19.  What is your favorite thing to do with Daddy?  Spinnies, roll-offs, and two-hands [all of their
"stunt-man" activities]

20.  What is your favorite thing to do with Mommy?  Hug her

P.S. 21.  Isaac asked if there were any questions I could ask him about bubble baths.  There weren't but he wanted it noted how much he loves them!  :)


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