My sweet little Taylor has turned from a cute little baby to an annoying, loud, obnoxious teenager, but I love him anyway. For the most part he is easy to get along with and very helpful and loving with his younger brothers. He is always ready to entertain and is very smart with science and mechanical things. He can fix many items throughout the house. He is well on his way to becoming a competent husband and loving father. To celebrate his 14th birthday we went to the Great Wolf Lodge, this is an indoor waterpark near our house. Unfortunately, we left the house without his presents. He was a good sport about it.
Here are his stats:5ft 3in, 110lbs
Favorite Food: Macaroni and Cheese, but he asked for lasagna for his birthday dinner, go figure.
Favorite Candy: Chocolate
Favorite Game: Playing hearts with the family
Best Friend: Brad
Favorite teacher: Mr Ginther, science, because he tells good jokes
Favorite activity: Camping with the family at the Smoky Mountains
Favorite color: Red
Favorite number: 1956, this is the first random number that he always thinks of, or so he says...
What do you want to be when you grow up? Electrical Engineer (I guess he will be talking to you Uncle Aaron...)
Favorite vacation: Germany because it was so beautiful
Favorite drink: homemade rootbeer
What makes you happy? Being with my family
What do you get in trouble for the most? He first said nothing, but then changed his mind after he saw me rolling on the ground laughing. Putting things in the wrong locations (ie silverware in the knife drawer, towels with the sheets, toys all mixed up on the shelves, I think it has more to do with rushing through the work than anything else)
What makes you angry? When no one listens to me
Who is your girlfriend: That is classified
Favorite movie: He says that he doesn't have a favorite but that he likes comedies the best
Favorite school subject: science
Favorite Book: Maximum Ride
If you could go anywhere or do anything today what would it be? Go to Japan
What do you see yourself doing in 5 years? On a mission to Germany
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