Two truths and a lie

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I had some delicious, home-made vegetable soup, scalding hot, which was prepared by the hostess at my let. I'm concerned because I need to return the boat to my friend by Thursday, but at this rate I see myself run down with physical burnout for a few days.

Good night everyone

I say 2, because I would imagine you would have to swallow for the water for it to burn your throat, something I don't really see happening if it burns your tongue.

Also, I forgot to mention my lie was 3. I instead wondered what it would be like to have some random ability that few or no people have. Although... now I am starting to wonder that, or that maybe at one point I did have something at one point, but because I've gone the suppression route, it might've either gone dormant or died altogether.

I’ve seen using the same truths and lie since elementary school because life is very exciting.

1. I once shut down a ride at Disneyland.
2. I can roll my tongue.
3. I’ve only been on an airplane 3 times.

I guess #3

#3 makes sense.

This morning

I attended a Gift of Life lecture

I had cereal with almond milk

I participated in a musical trio impromptu performance

I hope it’s not #3....but I sense that it is.

1. I hailed a cab.

2. I took the train.

3. I drove my car.

2 was the lie.

3 teachers were playing ukulele and I joined in on harmonica.

1 was a lecture for Health Classes.

What were they playing? Sounds intriguing.

Dr. Laugh, you were a prison counselor. That must have been hard seeing recidivists. And you probably had to deal with very cynical fellow counselors, too.

1. I howled like a wolf on the subway today.

2. I cawed like a crow on the subway today.

3. I meowed gently when somebody bumped me on the subway today.

Hey Soul Sister
Riptide
& a couple of others.

I only worked behind the walls for a couple of years. My work with probation and parole clients did see recidivision as well as success stories.
The correction officers were more cynical than the counselors.

All three of your sounds were used along with more during a recent drum circle recreation of a sunny day to a thunderstorm.

I will guess 2.

"Riptide" with a ukelele....now that's something!

2 is correct...."cawing" is not suited to the acoustics of the subway.

The main problem i find causing recidivism---is the difficulty in finding jobs for convicted felons. It's understandable that a company would be reluctant to hire one----but economic considerations enter into the picture. It's a vicious cycle. Person can't find a job. Person sees an "alternative" opportunity. Person takes that opportunity. Person violates parole....you know the rest.

1. I used to sing with a doo-wopp group.

2. I did not make the glee club.

3. I seem to have trouble with "rhythm" in general.

I’m not sure the main reason. Jobs are part of the equation.

From West Side Story- Hey Officer Krupkee gives other reasons.

Things I thought while working behind the walls.

This place gives my harmonica playing a bad sound.

I wonder what would happen if I touched razor wire.

I was glad to learn and use Alpha/Theta brain wave therapy use.

#3 for Dr. Laugh.


1. I once had a crush on a "Maria"-type girl (Maria, from West Side Story). I would have been a Jet, and she would have been the sister of a Shark.

2. I was once involved in a schoolyard rumble.

3. I used to hang out on a fire escape occasionally.

Is 3 the lie, kraftiekortie?

1 is the lie.
Harmonica sounded great in prison.
Only once did I play it in an actual cell.

I agree Mr. K’s lie is # 2

I met Paul ( if Paul Revere and the Raiders)

I met my wife at library.

My cat tree/tower is taller than I am.