An Interview with a 6-year-old
Favorite colors: all of them- no- orange!
Favorite Letter: "L" because first letter of name
Favorite Animal: leopard
Favorite Dinosaur: T-rex
Favorite school subject: Science
Favorite brand: Nike
Favorite number: 6
Favorite sea creature: giant squid
Favorite food: pizza
Favorite dessert: \chocolate chip cookies
Favorite toy: superheroes
Favorite activity: go to beach
Favorite sport to play: soccer
Favorite fruit: apple
Favorite movie: LEGO Batman movie
Favorite place we've been: Korea- "Koreans are so nice"
Favorite thing to do in Texas: go to pool
Favorite Book of Mormon hero: Nephi
Favorite show: Paw Patrol
Favorite song: Book of Mormon Stories
Favorite song: Book of Mormon Stories
Landon has grown up so much this past year. He started school for the first time and thrived! He was in a kindergarten class with his best friend and loved being back "home" in the Chicago area full-time. He had his own room on the 1st floor on our house and loved his lair far away from the rest of the family. He has always loved toys and was in heaven having all the toys at the same time. We were SURE he would respond very negatively to the news we may be moving, and yet he took it like a champ. Initially, he was very excited, and then sad to leave friends and our house, and then scared about making new friends and living in a new place, but the overwhelming feeling was excitement. I will always be in awe of his resilience and his wisdom for his age.
This summer, Landon learned how to ride a bike without training wheels! It seemed like an impossible feat as he forced me to hold him while he rode around with his training wheels on! He gained confidence and we practiced every day and finally, he took off! Back in Illinois, he took several rounds of swim lessons and then practiced at the community pool over the summer. He's completely water safe and can do strokes, but just needs someone else to tell him to practice strokes. We're hoping to find somewhere to swim year-round here, but we know it will be at least a 30 minute drive as there are no year-round pools in our area.
As a big brother, Landon has improved in his tolerance of Owen. They play together more often and are generally nicer to each other. They play LEGOs, Frank and Joe Hardy, and excavation in the yard often. Even though they still fight and beat each other up at home, Landon is the first to defend and protect his little brother when playing in a group, or when Owen gets in trouble at home. It makes my mommy heart happy. We love Landon and can't believe he's already 6!
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