"What Is Your Favourite Part Of The School Day?..." Part One: Poppy on Ruby

One of my fellow "Dadsquad" members recently posted an article on his blog where he asked his son 15 questions. It is a great read and can be found on his site...

http://www.onehullofadad.co.uk/2017/03/15-things-ive-learnt-about-my-son.html

It got me thinking about the twins and how much of this stuff I know about them which then got me thinking to how much they know about each other. So I have totally stolen his idea (don't worry, he knows), tweaked it and used it to quiz the twins and see what they say. This is the first part in which I asked Poppy questions about Ruby and then asked Ruby the same questions. Welcome to what I like to call:

TWIN vs TWIN: PART ONE: POPPY ON RUBY

To do this I took Poppy away from Ruby and asked her these questions about her sister - I then asked Ruby the same questions to see if any of them matched up. Here are my findings:

Q1: What is Ruby's favourite part of the school day?

Poppy: Playing with *best friend*
Ruby: Playing with the dinosaurs

Q2: What is Ruby's favourite thing to eat?

Poppy: Chicken nuggets and waffles
Ruby: Chicken nuggets and waffles

Q3: What is Ruby's favourite flavour of ice cream?

Poppy: Chocolate
Ruby: Chocolate

Q4: What is Ruby's favourite song?

Poppy: "Shut up and Dance"
Ruby: "Shut up and Dance"

Q5: What is Ruby's favourite movie?

Poppy: "Brave"
Ruby: "Brave"

Q6: What is Ruby's favourite TV show?

Poppy: "The Lion Guard"
Ruby: "Tom and Jerry"

Q7: What is Ruby's favourite toy?

Poppy: Coda (her stuffed bear)
Ruby: T-Rex

Q8: What does Ruby want to do for a job when she grows up?

Poppy: Be a bear
Ruby: Be a T-Rex

Q9: What is Ruby's favourite thing to do with her family?

Poppy: Hang out with Auntie Spot
Ruby: Going on adventures

Q10: If Ruby could be any animal for a day...what animal would she be?

Poppy: A bear
Ruby: A dog

So out of 10 questions Poppy got 4 of them bang on! The others that she didn't get I would say if Poppy was asked to give 3 answers for each one that Ruby's answers would have been there. It is also quite apparent that Poppy maybe thinks Ruby is a little obsessed with Bears...

My favourite answer is to Q9 - I love that her favourite thing to do is to go on Adventures as we do love going on an adventure. An unplanned one is even better.

I am going to do the reverse of this next week to see how well Ruby knows Poppy.

Until then...

The Twiglet's Dad

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