I cried. She was so confident, so beautiful. She was given to me in trust almost six years ago. I love her so much.
I did this interview with her, from a list of questions on a friend's facebook page.
1. What is something Mummy always says to you?
You’re my bestest daughter.
2. What makes Mummy happy?
Puddles (this made me smile).
3. What makes Mummy sad?
When Lucy is at school.
4. How does Mummy make you laugh.
By doing funny things.
5. What was Mummy like when she was your age?
Her Mum and her sister.
6. How old is Mummy?
Thirty-one. (just a little bit off)
7. How tall is Mummy?
As tall as the top of the windowsill (not quite!)
8. What is Mummy’s favourite thing to do?
Watch Lucy do tricks. (Hmm.)
9. What does Mummy do when you aren’t around?
Play with Hamish and go out. Go on the computer. Sleep.
10. If your Mummy becomes famous, what will it be for?Having the best kids in the world
11. What is your Mummy really good at?Helping me and Hamish and going on the computer.
12. What is your Mummy not very good at
Watching the TV (didn't know this was a skill set I needed to develop?).
13. What does your Mummy do for a job?
Talk on the phone and watch videos of boring kids. (I mentor younger speech pathologists on the phone and occasionally they send me DVDs of 'boring kids').
14. What is Mummy’s favourite food?
Turkish Delight
15. What makes you proud of your Mummy?
That she’s the best Mum in the world.
16. If your Mum were a cartoon character, who would she be?
Danger Mouse – no, Dora – hang on..I don't know, it's too hard.
17. What do you and your Mummy do together?
Sight words. Craft.
18. How are you and Mummy the same?
We’re both girls, have blue eyes and like pink.
19. How are you and Mummy different?
We have different coloured hair.
20. How do you know your Mummy loves you?
She knows I’m her bestest girl.
21. Where is your Mummy’s favourite place to go?
Out to a restaurant and go scrapbooking.
Obviously I need to work on her superlatives, but what a great excercise!
No 10 - LOL!
ReplyDeleteI loved this Helen. She's a great kid, and it sounds like your her bestest mum!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Would be interesting to see what she says in a few years time...
ReplyDeleteI can say that any one my DDs are "my best daughter". We have come up with "my best current 1, 3,5 & 7yo".
ReplyDeleteMy brother used to say I was their favourite sister.