Q+A: AARON

This week we get to know Aaron. Nine-year-old Aaron is a talented guitarist with an affinity for all things Lego and big plans for the future. Don’t be surprised if you see Aaron sitting on the Supreme Court someday. Just remember, you heard it here first.

1. Favorite thing you own? Lulu, my stuffed animal, and my Wii.
2. Thing you most wish you owned: A Partick Kane US Olympic hockey jersey
3. What do you like most about yourself? I’m good at sports.
4. What do you want to be when you grow up? Why? A Supreme Court Justice. It seems like I’d be good at it and it seems fun to be debating things.
5. One word to describe you would be ____? Interesting
6. What advice would you like to give to the grown-ups in your life? Not to rush for things so much. That’s what my mom does … and then she starts cursing.
7. Who’s the smartest person to ever live? Albert Einstein
8. What do you think you will be doing 10 years from now? I’ll be 19, so going to college.
9. What is your big dream? To become famous for being a Supreme Court Justice.
10. What makes you laugh? Jokes that are funny.
11. What makes you feel afraid? Murderers
12. Where do you dream of going? Australia
13. If you could magically have any talent, what would it be? Uh …it depends on what’s happening around me. Make something fly.
14. If you could trade places with anyone in the world for one day, whom would you like to trade places with? Chief Justice Robert.
15. What is the nicest thing someone has ever done for you? Well, my friend Gavin helped me with a math problem that was really hard.
16. What is your favorite outfit? A suit and tie
17. If you could be any animal what would you be? Why? Probably a bird, so I could fly.
18. If you could travel in a time machine, what era in history would you like to visit? Ooh … that’s good. I would go to the time of the big bang.
19. What’s the hardest thing about being a kid? Well, you’re not as good as adults at things.
20. If you could make one rule that everyone in the world had to follow, what rule would you make? Why? I think a good rule would be: you can’t sell something for over $50 million dollars. Because if it’s the only place you could get something, no one would really want to get it; it’s good for both people.
21. What’s the best thing about being a kid? You have more fun