Sunday Six - Green

"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 7) and Sydney (SK - age 4) the questions.

1. What colors make the color green?

SK: Yellow and Orange, and Black and White, and Orange and Black

SB: Yellow and Blue.

2. Are you Irish?

SK: No. (maybe a tiny bit on the mutt side of the family)

SB: No. (see above)

3. Do you eat green M&Ms?

SK: Yes! Because we usually do. So that means yes.

SB: Oh yes, I do.

4. Name some things that are the color green!

SK: Leaves, bushes, M&Ms, gorilla box because my gorilla book (Good Night Gorilla) has green.

SB: Leaves, trees, M&Ms, food, clothes

5. Did your parents celebrate St. Patrick's Day?

SK: Yes - by going to the Ice Show rehearsal and performance. I mean No.

SB: No.

6. Did St. Patrick have a wife? If so, what is her name?

SK: No

SB: I don't think so.
~oOo~Sydney: Now I need to ask a question and you need to answer it. "How did St. Patrick go away."
Mom: St. Patrick went away on a train.
Sydney: Why did St. Patrick go away?
Mom: Because he wanted to go visit his Grandma.
Sydney: How can St. Patrick go away because he has to visit his Grandma?
Mom: Because his mother told him too.

Feel free to answer Sydney's questions yourself!
~oOo~The ice show was a lot of fun. The girls did an amazing job. For Sydney's number, her friend Brady from daycare was in her number. Brady's mom and I were standing together and laughing until we cried. Sydney's group skated to Chattanooga Choo Choo. Sydney worked so hard to skate to the middle of the ice that she didn't noticed when her group started to skate back off the ice toward the end of the song. One of the girls skated over and tapped Sydney on the shoulder and pointed towards the direction the rest of the group was skating. Sydney coach commented that they couldn't have choreographed it any better "Sydney, your missing the train"

Sarah's group skated to Philadelphia Freedom. As Sarah was skating holding hands with the line of girls, she waved up to the stands where we were skating. Only skater the entire night to wave to parents. She didn't miss a step.