Ironically, that was something Sasuke attempted to defy when he was a child, but when he looks back on those days, he couldn't blame himself with feeling disappointed in the end. Nothing he did was good enough, not until his father had begun to suspect Itachi, and it was only then that he was paid attention to by his father. Life sucked, but he still thinks of those days as his happiest. 

Leaving things out was something he honestly expected from his brother. Itachi had left....everything out, in regards to family and village politics, and he had to learn from their ancestor. But, Itachi has his reasons for everything he does. He loves his family, that much Sasuke has come to learn. 

Sasuke can't help but raise an eyebrow at the slight hesitation. And, well, while he didn't have the targets for it readily available, they could come up with something on the spot. But he's got just the perfect set of targets in mind. 

"We can do a little target practice if you'd like."