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Blogtoberfest (23) - The World According to Marcus

So I thought it only fair that Thing Two gets to have a turn.  It's worth noting the questions were much harder to get answers to from a three year old than they were from Issy who is five!  I just wrote some of the answers down without asking, as I knew the answers :)


Here is the world according to Marcus:


1.  What is your favourite colour?  Green
2.   What is your favourite toy?  Buzz Lightyear
3.   What is your favourite fruit? Strawberries or Blueberries
4.   What is your favourite TV show?  Diego (*face palm*)
5.   What is your favourite thing to eat for lunch? Crackers and Philly cheese
6.   What is your favourite outfit? Being nudey rudey
7.   What is your favourite game to play with friends? To play and not even have lunch (not sure he understood that one!) 
8.   What is your favourite snack?  Crackers and Philly 
9.   What is your favourite animal? Dog
10.  What is your favourite song? Twinkle twinkle little star
11.  What is your favourite book?  Room on the Broom
12.  Who is your best friend? Noah
13.  What is your favourite breakfast food?  Porridge
14.  What is your favourite thing to do outdoors? Run around really fast
15.  What is your favourite drink?  AJ and water
16.  What is your favourite holiday?  When I went on the boat (Bruny Island)
17.  What do you like to take to bed?  Buzz lightyear
18.  What do you want for Christmas?  Lightning McQueen
19.  What is your favourite dinner?  Pasta and pesto
20.  What do you want to be when you grow up?  Mr Incredible 

See you tomorrow :)

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