I’ve seen friends do this with their kids (from five questions to 20) so I thought I’d give it a whirl. I asked each question and wrote down exactly what he said.
- Favorite color: blue
- Favorite pet: Charlie—He licks me every time.
- Favorite food: Sandwiches (What kind? Peanut butter and jelly.)
- Favorite ice cream: chocolate
- Favorite fruit: apple
- Best friend: Joselyne—she’s my girl!
- Favorite toy: cars
- Favorite Cars car: Doc Hudson
- Favorite Super Hero: Superman and Batman
- Favorite TV show: Octonauts—no, Doc McStuffins.
- Favorite book: Olivia
- Favorite movie: Planes
- What I want to be when I grow up: race car man…race car guy…racing guy
What’s funny is that if I asked him the same questions on another day I’d get mostly different answers. For example, he has three friends that he regularly talks about, but whatever he saw (or played with) most recently is going to be the one he mentions (I was SURE he was going to answer that Braxton was his best friend so was surprised when he said Joselyn—until I remembered she was here at the house yesterday for swimming). And when I asked his favorite food the other day for his actual preschool questionnaire, he said pizza. And I know he says he loves strawberries, but today he answered apple. The mind of a four-year-old!
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