Sarah's 3 Year Interview

Christmas is just around the corner, but I still need to finish birthday recaps - eek!

Here's Sarah's 3 year interview.  Enjoy!



Mommy's Notes:

• Favorite color - Pink (obviously) and purple are definitely her favorite colors for clothes.  I have no idea where "brown" came from.
• Favorite food - She loves "egg and burrito" - more correctly described as scrambled egg and black bean burritos, kind of like a breakfast burrito, though I serve it for lunch.  Its a favorite for Nathan too who has just started asking for picante sauce on top.  She LOVES veggies - pepper sticks, mini peppers, cucumber slices, baby carrots and broccoli salad are some of the biggies. She's usually a great eater at home, though it's hit and miss when we're at a restaurant or someone's house.  She still will sometimes ask to eat my entree over her kids menu order when we go to a restaurant, though that doesn't happen as often since we've moved to Knoxville. 
• Favorite stuffed animal - Kitty Cat, whom she picked out for herself when a generous man in our congregation at Brookline brought in a slew of stuffed animals for the kids (just because).  Since we've moved, Kitty Cat has been indispensable for school and church separations, in addition naptime and bedtime.  Sarah likes to pet the cat with her bare feet (in bed) and Kitty Cat's tail is an excellent kleenex substitute for wiping teary eyes and snotty noses.  We bought Sarah a "spare" stuffed animal (thankfully easy to find on ebay) before Brian and I left for our out west trip, and it has been indispensable.  First off, Kitty Cat wasn't getting washed frequently enough - she looked so dingy next to the new one - so that's been a lot easier for me to tackle since now I can easily throw one in the wash and pull the clean one out from its hiding spot.  Sarah didn't seem to notice there was a new one for a while, then caught on when one was living at our house and one at Nana's, but then I disappeared one after they both made it back to our house and she hasn't asked about it since. The spare is also useful when she's left Kitty Cat at a family member's house, or we can't find her right at bedtime, or the time Sarah threw Kitty Cat into the bathroom trash at church (ugh!).