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Answered by Alexis Jane 2/19/17 (about Mom & Dad)

*What is something I say a lot?
M: Like say "get up get up get up"
D: Get away cause I'm working"

*What makes me happy? 
M: When I play with my brother
D: like scratching your back
 
*What makes me sad? 
M: Bad choices
D: like getting your bum out

*How tall am I? 
M: Because you're big. When you eat lots of food you will grow really big.
D: super tall

*What's my favorite thing to do? 
M: Listen
D: Play hide & seek or go to bed

*What is my favorite food? 
M: Dinner
D: Treats

*What is my favorite drink? 
M: Like water
D: root beered

*If I could go anywhere, where would it be? 
M: With me & Dallin & daddy and watch a movie together like Trolls
D: work

*Do you think you could live without me? No

*How do I annoy you? 
M: When you get mad
D: Like getting mad & puts you in shower

*What is my favorite TV show? 
M: Trolls
D: bad shows & good shows

*What is my favorite music to listen to?
M: Like I am a child of God and twinkle twinkle
D: Guitar

*What is my job? 
M: Like to do good choices
D: like get us money

*How old am I? 
M: 27 D:5

*What's my favorite color? 
M: Blue & pink & red
D: blue

*How much do you love me? 
M: So much and so much
D: so much and so much and so much and so much
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