Interviewing the Birthday Girl (4)

Her party went off without a hitch. Emily loved it (and was more than pleased with the soundtrack), I think it's safe to say we all loved it. The kids had a blast and that makes the adults happy too. The crowd was fun, the weather perfect, the face painter an absolute hit, the colouring area never empty, the trampoline worked overtime and the cake was divine.

And a few days later, she is today officially four - and even understanding the concept of a difference between her party day and her actual birthday (which I had not expected), so we got to "celebrate" all over again today, and she was thrilled all day long. 

Before dinner, I sat her down for her Birthday Interview, which she loved.

Here are her answers this year. 

What is your name?

Emily

How old are you?

FOUR!

What is your favourite thing to do?

Colour and paint

What do you want to be when you grow up?

Lots of things... a nurse, a doctor, and a mummy

What is your favourite food?

Spaghetti, pizza and twirly pasta

Who do you like to spend time with?

Nannus and Nannas, and my aunties and uncles

What do you do really well?

I was really good at doing my orange dinosaur for the library, so painting.

What makes you laugh?

Tickling!

What is the best time of the day?

Singing my bedtime song

What are you afraid of?

Dinosaurs and big spiders

Who is your best friend?

Betsy. And Olivia and Maya.

What do you like to do with your family?

Stickers and dress up for school

What do you love to learn about?

Hippopotamuses and rhinos

Where do you like to go?

To school

What is your favourite book?

Charlie and Lola

If you had one wish, what would it be?

To have Elsa shoes

Do you get that she loves going to school?

But I was especially touched by her mention of Betsy. She hasn't seen or spoken to her since we were in Malta in July of last year, and yet she still considers her to be her best friend. 

My little girl is a sweet, kind, loving and considerate little soul, and I'm proud and honoured to be her Mummy.

Happy Birthday, little cherub. Here's to many, many more. 

Read last year's interview here.

Find the printable list of questions here.