Sunday Six - College

"Sunday Six!" is a game where Kelly asks us to have six questions answered. Remember, the idea is to post answers to the following six question, but the trick is to get your kids to answer them! If you don't have kids, use your imagination... Your pet, your neighbor, your elderly family member, your roommate, etc. Did you play? Let me and Kelly know so we can visit you. Today I was able to ask Sarah (SB - age 6 yrs) and Sydney (SK - age 3 yrs) the Sunday 6. I asked Sydney first so she was not influenced by her big sister's answers. Here they are:

1. What is college?

SK: That means you go away.

SB: Someplace where you go to school and you learn a lot of things and you can get the job that you want.

2. What are the names of some colleges?

SK: I don't know.

SB: "H" College ("H" is our home town), is that a real one? Middle School College, I'm just making up some. First Grade College? Long Grade College.

3. Is a college the same thing as a university?

SK: Yea.

SB: I don't know.

4. What is a major?

SK: That means, I don't know.

SB: A job?

5. What do people do in college?

SK: Play and sing and paint and read.

SB: Write stuffffffff (put a lot of f's)

6. Do you want to go to college and if so, where?

SK: No.

SB: Yes, "H" College.


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Yesterday, Sarah had her first soccer game. Last year, they just practiced for 1/2 hour then scrimaged for 1/2 hour. This year, games are 4 quarters and there is a ref. I didn't expect it. Her team lost, but they did a great job and never got discouraged.

We had an hour to kill between the game and pictures, so we headed to toy store to buy a birthday present. By the time we finished with the game, the errand and the pictures, it was amost 1:30. We were starving. The girls had done great, so we went to McDonalds. Sydney was asking why they got a toy. After thinking for a few minutes, Sarah says "So kids will want to come!" That child is too smart.

Here are a couple of pictures from her game. - that I'll upload later when Blogger lets me.