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Birthday Interview; 6


photocredit: Dad

I love that Lukka's birthday falls on the First Day of Summer. Mine is the First Day of Spring so it feels like it fits perfectly as the firstborn to already share some tiny connection upon entrance. Fast forward 6 years and I have got a 'gonna-be' first-grader, a Tiger Scout, a cereal & milk lover, and the most curious, serious, and inventive child on the block. I thought it would be fun to do a birthday interview, of which I first saw on Telling Gets Old blog. I loved Bethany's idea so much I'm stealing it as our own memory-maker as we celebrate his birthday today (and a bit tomorrow, too).

What is your name? Lukka 
Where were you born?  a hospital
Where do you live now? Blaine
What is your favorite food? quinoa pasta (it's an alfredo dish)
What is your favorite drink? soda
What is your favorite color? blue
What is your favorite animal? cats
What is your favorite book? Sonic comics
What is your favorite toy? my sword & my shield 
What is your favorite song? "By this we know love"
What do you like to do inside? watch tv
What do you like to do outside? play
What do you want to be when you grow up? a dad, and a UPS driver
What makes you sad? spanks
What makes you happy? teddies
Where is your favorite place to go? the mall
What is your favorite thing to do? play outside with the neighbors
Who are some of your friends? Abby, Naomi, Ezra, Nahum, Milo
What does Mom always say to you?  Please be quiet (he added: "in the mornings")
What does Dad always say to you? Time for jams!
Is there anything else? No. That's it.


Comments

Brewed Together said…
Love these sweet photos! Your kids are adorable! Thanks for sharing! Xo, M&K at brewedtogether.com
June 29, 2013 at 4:32 PM
Jess said…
a ups driver! lol so cute

when my brother was about that age he wanted to live in a motor-home so he could have a car and house in one. kids are hilarious
July 8, 2013 at 10:34 AM
Kaitlyn said…
ha. I love that he likes to go to the mall. Funny. Love his sword and shield.
July 30, 2013 at 9:54 AM
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