Dad writes honest and hilarious answers on daycare form for his baby daughter Emma has some seriously impressive goals. And some age-appropriate ones too! Source: Reddit FILLING out forms is the world's most boring task. So when this father was asked to complete a complex daycare personality survey for his 11-month-old daughter, he decided to have some fun. Note: if you're a parent of young children this will either be the funniest thing you've read, or a slap to your sleep deprived and very sore head. If the latter, we apologise. The form, dated Wednesday, January 8, 2014 quickly went viral after it was uploaded by a friend of the father on Reddit. It is unknown whether the form was a sarcastic protest to the ridiculous nature of the questions the daycare centre asked, or just the work of a sleep-deprived parent. The father listed his daughter Emma's strengths as "obfuscation, yodelling, slapstick comedy, playing one parent off against another" and "rapid digestion." Under the 'My interests are ...' section he penned "food as art/clothing, long yells on the beach, firmly gripping dog's hair, exploring parents noses with fingers" and, our favourite, "dawn, every single morning, without FAIL." The original "All about me" daycare form. Emma's goals were varied and surprisingly ambitious, beginning with "unplug[ging] all power cords" to being able to "overcome fear of water on my head." Her goal to "open every drawer everywhere" was contrasted with the very noble dreams of "world peace" and a "PhD in Theoretical Physical Cosmology," immediately followed with the aim "to walk, eventually" and "inflict sleep depravation (sic) on my parents until such time as they acquiesce to my every whim." Perhaps the misspelling of "deprivation" is a true indication of this father's frame of mind when he filled in this form. Perhaps he was dressed in crumpled, vomit stained clothes, as he sat down with pen in hand, or just happy to poke fun at the daycare centre. Either way, his note has been met with praise and commiseration from daycare workers and parents worldwide. Comment below, or join the conversation on Twitter @newscomauHQ