Carson's 3rd Birthday

My little boy is three years old. How many fingers is that? We'll let's count. One..two... three and four fingers! It's hard for him to just keep three fingers up. His thumb and little finger are not long enough to fold on top of each other.

If you haven't guessed Carson loves trains. It all began this summer during our visit to the Train and Railroad Museum in Durango Colorado.

Carson is a very sweet boy. He loves his sisters, especially Emilia whom he admires. He will always do what she asks, trust her without reservations and mimic everything she says and does.

Carson also loves hi daddy. When given the option,  he always chooses to do things with dad. He also always wants his dad to be the one to put him to bed and read him a story.

I asked Carson twenty questions to capture his personality at this age. I know that his answers will vary if I ask the same questions in a few hours, but at least they are accurate as of right now.

1. What is your favourite color?  Blue

2. What is your favourite toy?  Trains and Cars 

3. What is your favorite fruit? I don't like fruit

4. What is your favourite tv show? The movie Cars
5. What is your favourite thing to eat for lunch?  Parrots (He means carrots of course!)

6. What is your favorite outfit? Monster shirt
7. What is your favourite game? Circus game from Jaquie Lawson

8. What is your favorite snack?  Fruit snacks

9. What is your favorite animal? Bear

10. What is your favourite song? The wheels on the bus

11. What is your favourite book? Bears book
12. Who is your best friend?  Heber, Graham and Porter

13. What is your favorite dinner? Bacon
14. What is your favorite thing to do outside? Pedal my bike 
15. What is your favourite drink? Juice
16. What is your favourite place to go? To the end of the street to see cows and a horse

17. What do you like to take to bed with you at night? A Thomas train
18. What is your favorite thing to eat for breakfast?  Waffles

19. What do you want on your birthday? Trains

20. What do you want to be when you grow up?   eight