Elizabeth, of The Spotted Ottoman Blog, recently interviewed her 14-year-old sister on her perspectives on a few things in life. I am shamelessly stealing her idea to interview my brother Kenneth (who is also 14) and my younger twin sisters, Alice and Heather (who are 10). I changed up the questions a bit, but I thought this might be some interesting insight. I am also considering a second post with my answers, my sister Elizabeth (Libby)’s answers (she is 19), and my dad’s answers! Stay tuned!
Name: Kenneth
Age: 14
Level at school: Year 10
School attended: Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Favorite color: Don’t really have one
Favorite tv show: Doctor Who
What’s your favorite video game?
Medieval 2: Total War – because it’s a really good strategy games and it’s pretty historically accurate.
What’s your favorite pet?
Rex, the golden retriever, because he’s big, cute and cuddly!
What’s the hardest part of being 14?
Just starting the GCSE course at school, because it’s hard.
What’s the best part of being 14?
Not getting homework in holiday time! I think I probably will next year.
What do you look forward to as you get older?
Leaving school and getting an exciting job, hopefully!
What would you say is the biggest problem in Britain today?
Probably immigration that’s out of control. Maybe Gordon Brown should put his ideas together?
What would you say is the biggest problem faced by the world?
That’s obviously the food shortages.
What’s been the best technological advance lately?
Probably landing on Mars and discovering ice, because to have something that can actually land and do bits of digging and drilling down and taking pictures is probably a big advance.
What’s the worst and best thing about having 4 sisters?
Best: Always having someone to do something with.
Worst: The twins can be annoying sometimes, but you and Libby are pretty much too old to be annoying.
Would you like a brother, and why or why not?
No, because they suck on everything (when they’re young) and I’d have to share everything with him.
What place in the world would you like to visit, and why?
Northern Russia, to see the wolves and all the ice and constant daylight, and the northern lights.
Heather’s answers coming soon!!
Alice’s answers coming soon!!
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