Everybody Loves Brayden: 2014

Last year I interviewed Brayden on his birthday with the intention of asking him the same questions each year to see how they change. I had completely forgotten until my parents reminded me, thankfully! See the link above for the hilarious answers from last year. Here are this years:

What is something mommy always says to you? No.
What makes you happy? Saying yes.
What makes you sad? Like when I cry, wahhhh, wahhhh, wahhhh.
What makes you laugh? My car. My red car. That makes me funny.
How old are you? 2 (true enough, I did ask a week early)
How old is Mommy? 2
What is your favorite thing to do? Play with the truck. That makes me happy. The red truck. (Also...) Play with my keyboard.
Who is your best friend? Annabelle.
What do you want to be when you grow up? Drive Dave's truck. (Also...) A fire man. A big fire man.
What are you really good at? Flipping. I flip over and I just flip over.
What did you do today? Toot and fart. Fart and toot. (Yay for 3 year old boys!)
What is your favorite food? Oatmeal
What is your favorite song? Joy to the World (We are still listening to this regularly... yay...)
What is your favorite TV show? Frozen
What do you want for your birthday this year? A present. A chocolate cake one.
What is your favorite animal? Elephant or a pterodactyl. I like a pterodactyl. I like a pterodactyl.
What is love? I don't know. Shoes. (Also...) Love means eat.
Where do you live? At your house.
Where is your favorite place to go? Pop Pop's house.

I asked Brayden these questions today because we had a joint birthday party for Brayden & K with their friends. We totally stole Aunt S's rule of inviting only the number of kids as however many years they're turning and that made life SO MUCH EASIER!

So, Brayden invited his 3 friends (Brayden & K shared one of them) and off to the fire station we went. They gave the kids a demonstration so they would know not to be scared of firemen with all their gear on. They also allowed all of the kids to climb through the trucks, sit in the driver's seat, and put the lights and sirens on.