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Blogtoberfest (19) - copycat...

So I am a terrible copycat and ellieboo tends to inspire in these matters.  She prompted my joining blogtoberfest, my participation in KCWC and suggested our KCWC sewalong of the frothy (emmaline).

Yesterday she posted a series of questions with her munchkin. I saw it, realised how many of the answers for her kid were the same as for one of mine and thought I should do it with mine.  So here is The World According to Isabelle:

The eyes have it...
Here is how the interview went:

1.  What is your favourite colour?  Pink and Purple (same as ellie...)
2.   What is your favourite toy?  Build a bear bunny sent by Auntie Sarah
3.   What is your favourite fruit? Apple or kiwi
4.   What is your favourite TV show?  Octonauts,  or Tangled for movie...
5.   What is your favourite thing to eat for lunch? Cheese anything (usually toasties)
6.   What is your favourite outfit? Fairy dress ups
7.   What is your favourite game to play with friends? Mummies and Babies (yes...I am gutted)
8.   What is your favourite snack?  Fruit bars
9.   What is your favourite animal? Dog
10.  What is your favourite song? The song about the flower from Tangled
11.  What is your favourite book?  Room on the Broom
12.  Who is your best friend? Isla or Bella
13.  What is your favourite breakfast food?  Porridge
14.  What is your favourite thing to do outdoors? Swing on the swingset or have a picnic
15.  What is your favourite drink? Blackcurrant juice
16.  What is your favourite holiday?  Bruny Island
17.  What do you like to take to bed?  Teddy or Catty
18.  What do you want for Christmas?  Rollerskates or a skate board
19.  What is your favourite dinner?  Pasta and pesto
20.  What do you want to be when you grow up?  A vet

 I learned a few things here, though mostly I knew.  Thing two might be interesting...coming soon!

See you tomorrow!
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  1. ElliebooOctober 20, 2012 at 10:21 AM

    That is a seriously cute photo of your little Miss. The questions were fun - Im going to do it every year and see how her answers change over the years.

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  2. BelissaOctober 22, 2012 at 11:33 AM

    Cute! Her answers were pretty spot on I think :)

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