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Interview With a 4 Year Old

I had a few friends do this and I thought it might be fun to try it with Ashlyn so here goes.

1.  What is something mommy always says to you?
     -don't lose your cup

2.  What makes mommy happy?
     -if I make you a heart

3.  What makes mommy sad?
     -if I don't make you a heart

4.  How does mommy make you laugh?
     -tickle me

5.  What was your mommy like as a child?
     -you were like this big (small circle with her hand)

6.  How old is your mommy?
     -7

7.  How tall is your mommy?
     -this tall (puts her hand on my head)

8.  What is her favorite thing to do?
     -clean up messes

9.  What does your mommy do when you're not around?
     -clean up

10.  If your mommy becomes famous, what will it be for?
      -that (she points to the screen I'm typing on)

11.  What is your mommy really good at?
      -cleaning

12.  What is your mommy not very good at?
      -picking out beds for my baby brother

13.  What does your mommy do for a job?
      -take care of me and my brother

14.  What is your mommy's favorite food?
      -corn, potatoes

15.  If your mommy were a character, who would she be?
      -Minnie Mouse

16.  What do you and your mommy do together?
      -clean up messes

17.  How are you and your mommy different?
      -that you're big and I'm a little small

18.  How do you know your mommy loves you?
      -because you take care of me

19.  Where is your mommy's favorite place to go?
      -the jungle

20.  How old was your mommy when you were born?
      -14

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