Week 7! Meet Julia!

Meet Julia!

Welcome to week 7! of "Meet the Sitters"
Meet Julia G!

Week 7

      

Name:  Julia Goff

Hometown: Dayton, Ohio

Age: 22

Major: Family Studies, Spanish Linguistics

Favorite Color: Purple

Favorite Candy: Swedish Fish or Twix

One interesting fact about yourself: At one point in high school I was the fastest reader in the state of Ohio. Cool!

If you could have dinner with one person, alive or dead, who

would it be and why?

Tina Fey…it would be the funniest dinner ever!

It is a lazy Sunday, how would you spend your day?

I would spend it curled up with lots of snacks and a criminal minds marathon…I love trying to figure out the mysteries.

What is the funniest comment you have heard from a child

while working for SMS?

One of the funniest/cutest comments was when the children and I were discussing what they wanted to be when they grew up and one little boy told me he couldn’t wait to be a big train. He was so excited that I didn’t have the heart to tell him little boys don’t turn into trains so I told him he would be an awesome one some day!

When you were a kid growing up, what did you want to be?

I told everyone I wanted to be a firefighter, a ballerina, and a mom with earrings.

If you were stranded on a desert island, and could pick three

items, what would they be?

If I had my sunglasses, a beach chair, and a good book I’d be set!

What is the funniest memory from your childhood babysitter?

I have two older brothers who usually watched me, so getting a babysitter that was a girl was such a treat! I would be so excited to have a girl to play with that I would set up stations of all my toys so that we could play Barbies, and house, and dolls, and paint nails etc. I always felt like I had to squeeze every single girly activity in to make the most of my time!

What has been your most memorable experience while

working with SMS?

There was one family that I sat for several times in a row. The children were so smart and loved to tell me all about dinosaurs. When I would tuck them into bed at night, the little girl would get very quiet and very serious. I would ask her what she was thinking about and it was always the same problem- she couldn’t understand why all the dinosaurs were extinct. She would talk me through the reasons why T-Rex should still be alive. She was so earnest and genuinely concerned about the dinosaurs. It may have been one of the coolest conversations I have had while babysitting. She is going to grow up to be one amazing scientist!