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4 Years Old

Someone is very excited to be turning 4 today!

  1. What is your favorite color? Orange
  2. What is your favorite toy? Race Track (a Hot Wheels Track one of the uncles left behind in the house for Joash.)
  3. What is your favorite food? Grapes
  4. What is your favorite tv show? Andy's Airplane
  5. What is your favorite outfit? What I am wearing now (it was a pair of track pants and a long sleeve t-shirt with soccer ball on it)
  6. What is your favorite game? Shark Attack (another one left behind by the uncles)
  7. What is your favorite animal? Cow
  8. What is your favorite song? "Peace and Tender All Through the Night" (known to most of us as "All Through the Night"
  9. What is your favorite book? All of the Franklin ones 
  10. Who is your best friend? Daddy
  11. What is your favorite thing to do outside? Ride in the tractor 
  12. What is your favorite drink? Chocolate milk
  13. What do you like to take to bed with you at night? Tag blanket
  14. What do you want for dinner on your birthday? Pizza
  15. What do you want to be when you grow up? A man and a farmer who works with dairy cows.
More to come on the birthday celebrations!
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Jander said…
Shark Attack! That was Wilbert's I think...
Favourite answer: "A man and a farmer..."
October 25, 2014 at 5:48 PM
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