Two truths and a lie

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That's a hard one.....#3?

You're right! 3 would have knocked my socks off.

I love them all so so so much ! !!

I'm glad you had a good day

Imagine if you had "Crocodile rock" ringing constantly in your head?

1. I remember when "Rock Was Young."

2. I used to "skim stones."

3. Me and (Theodora) had so much fun.

3 Who is Theodora? Susie Supreme had fun with her man Elton.

A slightly changed version of the name of an old girlfriend of mine.

I remember when summers were hazy, hot and rich with 70s music (insert My Sweet Lord)

Summer doesn't have the same feeling as it used to.

1. I liked chasing moths and butterflies with my little net.

2. I liked boating with my family and spending the nights under the stars.

3. I liked wading through a stream to catch minnows with my brother.

I would say #1. You might not have wanted to harm butterflies or moths.

1 and 2 are true, although I was very careful not to hurt anything. I mostly caught moths because they were small enough not to be hurt in the net. I always released them after examining them in my little holder.

3 is my lie. I did spend a lot of time at a stream catching minnows with my brother but I didn't "wade". I liked to skip across the stream on exposed rocks or else stay on the banks. I didn't go in the water because it was muddy and cold.

1. I was really good at waterskiing.

2. I was really good at punchball.

3. I was really good at Trivial Pursuit.

It was part of the documentation from my days of taking an extra half-hour special ed course. More specifically, this was during my 6th grade year where I was making more of an effort to be extraverted. To be honest, I did a lot of cringe-worthy things back then so I'm not surprised, but I was basically oblivious and never saw all this paperwork until about 12 years after the fact, which was 9 years ago at this point.

I don't blame them for stating all that, as it was simply an attempt to get to the root of the issue. It's much like every other problem that arises -- you compile a list of everything exhibited that deviates from the norm and work from there, testing various things. I guess it seems terrible since that's the only part of it I scanned, but there's more info below that, which I omitted since it contains personal information.

The lie was actually 1, I think I was around 2 or 3 at the time.

I see a large 1 in my mind.

Correct. No matter how hard I tried, I just couldn't stand up on the water when it was time to waterski----with either one or two skis. I was an utter failure in this.

When I was 13 I was in love with a boy.

1. He was a foster child who attended my school briefly.

2. I barely knew him, but I made a fool of myself with grand demonstrations of affection (and, quite frankly, lust).

3. He moved away and we kept in touch, but the relationship faded over time.

I wish I wasn't #3.....but I have a feeling it is #3.

You're right. He got adopted and left suddenly. I never heard from him again, although we didn't have a relationship in the first place. I was obsessed with him but barely knew him, despite my grandiose and shameful conduct in his presence.

He was only 12.

1. He gave me a fuzzy sweatband that he wore on his wrist like a tennis player. It was definitely sweaty. I wore it for at least six months and even bathed in it.

2. I used to dive-bomb him in the corridors and sob when he was absent from school.

3. I asked my parents to consider adopting him, but soon realized that a brother-sister relationship wasn't going to satisfy my needs. (shame).

Hmm... I'm thinking 1.