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Interviewing my kids...

Saw this on a 2 peas blog challenge.
Thought it was fun to ask the kids these questions...

Me - according to S...

1. What's the funniest thing I do?
When you go "Ah boodga, boodga, boo" ... to make me laugh when I'm sad.

2. What's my favorite TV show?
The news and "What Not to Wear."

3. How tall am I?
No clue. I'm just going to say 5' 10".

4. What's my favorite thing to do?
Scrapbook.

5. What makes me sad?
When I disobey you.

6. What makes me laugh?
ME!

7. How much time do I spend on the phone?
It depends on who you're talking to. If it's Grandma, like about two hours.

8. Am I a better driver than Dad?
Cha, yeah!

9. What do I do when you're at school each day?
You scrapbook.

10. What should I be famous for?
Scrapbooking.

And according to E...

1. What's the funniest thing I do?
Pretend like you're Matilda.

2. What's my favorite TV show?
Oprah.

3. How tall am I?
3' 6".

4. What's my favorite thing to do?
Scrapbooking.

5. What makes me sad?
When we cry.

6. What makes me laugh?
When I'm funny.

7. How much time do I spend on the phone?
An hour.

8. Am I a better driver than Dad?
No.

9. What do I do when you're at school each day?
Watch t.v. and sleep.

10. What should I be famous for?
For how much you love me.

Comments

  1. michelle_d8:09 AM

    Well, it sounds like they know how much you like to scrapbook!

    And how much you love them :)

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  2. Susie9:07 AM

    oooooooooooooohhhhhh, love that number 10 from E. Perfect.

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  3. Anonymous10:23 AM

    this was so cute!!! i love their different perceptions of your height!!!

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  4. Katy10:59 AM

    aww, Cath these are awesome.

    You are going to scrap them aren't you? after you get up from your nap and off the phone? ;) #10 should be on a wall somewhere.. :D

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  5. Talena1:06 PM

    That was too great. I am going to be smiling the rest of the day just thinking about this post and your cute kids. I can't wait to ask my kids questions like this when they are a little older. Hopefully the answers are just as sweet!

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