Interview with St John 'Singe' Greene at 'Mum's List' premiere

The transcript discusses the origin and significance of 'Mum's List,' created by Kate after returning from the hospital. It highlights the emotional and practical importance of the list, which contains Kate's requests and favorite memories. The list serves as a way for Kate to leave her personality and love for her family, especially her three boys, through cherished activities and items. The narrative emphasizes the deep bond and love within the family, as well as the lasting impact of Kate's thoughtful gestures.

What prompted Kate to start listing things she wanted to be done?

• She was feeling unwell and wanted to ensure her wishes were known.

• She was preparing for a family reunion.

• She was planning a vacation.

• She wanted to organize a party.

What was a common practice between Kate and the narrator during their relationship?

• Cooking meals together every day.

• Going on weekly dates.

• Writing lists and notes for each other.

• Exchanging gifts every week.

What was the primary motivation behind Kate's list?

• To plan a family trip.

• To leave behind her personality and cherished memories for her family.

• To organize household chores.

• To create a shopping list.

How did Kate usually comfort the boys when they were upset?

• By playing their favorite music.

• By taking them to the park.

• By giving them an orange club biscuit or a walnut.

• By reading them a story.

What did the narrator appreciate about Kate's lists?

• They were always color-coded.

• They were a way for her to express her love and care.

• They were written in beautiful handwriting.

• They were always very detailed.