Well, Sister is 4. What can I say? I survived this far! Where has the time gone?? I miss the baby stage? I love her little personality, complete with attitude, expressions for days, defiance, loudness, love, jokes, hugs, and giggles. She's strong willed, hard headed, tough, and set in her ways. She's a momma's girl, loves to be held, wants to watch Paw Patrol, Blaze and the Monster Machines, Pinkalicious, Peppa Pig, and Curious George. Annie can hold her own, she knows what she wants and won't stop until she gets it. She's girly, but not. She's the greatest surprise we ever got and for her we are so thankful.
Here are some questions I asked Annie....
What is your favorite food?
Marshmallows
What is your least favorite food? Cinnamon muffins
What are your favorite things to learn about? Nothing
What’s your favorite color?
Pink, Blue, and Purple
What’s your favorite number?
4
What are your favorite games to play? Pop the Pig
When you have free time Kitty Cat (a book in her room)
What is your favorite TV show? Paw Patrol
What is your favorite holiday? My birthday
What are some things you do well? Coloring
Where are your favorite places to go? The beach
What do you like to do with your family? To the park
What’s your favorite thing about home? Playing with my Barbie house
What’s your favorite thing to do outside? Ride my bike
What’s your favorite chore?
Mopping
What’s your least favorite chore? Picking up toys
What is your favorite song?
Let It Go
What do you want to be when you grow up? Cowboy
Where is somewhere you’d like to visit? Disney World
What do you like to do when you get up in the morning? Play
What is your favorite part of each day? Breakfast
What’s your favorite drink? Water, Tea, Orange Juice, and Lemonade
Where do you want to go to college? Ole Miss
Who do you want to marry when you grow up? Oliver
Where do you want to live when you grow up? Oliver’s house
Shoe size: 9
Height: 40’’
Weight: 36.6 lbs.
For her birthday party this year I wanted to keep it cheap, small, and simple. My friend, Jennifer, wanted to do the same thing for her daughter, Maggie, so we opted to go in together. It was a: come and drop your child off, don't bring a gift, we will feed them sugar while they play, and then come back and pick them up!
Naturally, I'm dying inside thinking, "there's always one weird one in every group and it's my daughter." So like any good mom would do, I called a few people to tell them about the conversation that Annie and I had together. I guess she sensed the urgency that she must change her mind and become a princess, so she pulled through. (Please note, that during the party I caught her running around in her panties).
