Two truths and a lie

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Nope...the third one is my lie. In fact, my mom and I never attended a free screening of Invictus. She was too tired and I was too busy trying to keep up with studying.

As for my encounters with Brad Pitt, I was surprised we got along without any problems, even though Angelina Jolie was him at both screenings! She gave me looks that made somewhat uncomfortable, but I ignored her as best as I could.

Your turn, Sir Kraftie!

1. I was born when Dwight Eisenhower was President.

2. I remember JFK’s assassination.

3. I thought Lyndon Johnson might attack me through the TV screen

My parents were married the day JFK was shot (side note!)

I don't have any clue when Eisenhower was President, so without googling I will say 1. I want 3 to be true

I was born January 2, 1961, 18 days before Kennedy became President. Eisenhower was still President.

I didn't know who "Lyndon Johnson" was when I used to see him on TV. I just thought he was some "President" guy who was scary.

I don't remember Kennedy's assassination.

Neither do I (lol), on account of I wasn't born.
I was very little when the moon landing happened but I obviously don't remember that.

1. I woke up very late today!

2. I have a strange man in my utility room!

3. I am still drinking my coffee.

I hope it's #2! Unless the strange man is a mannikin----or is a "strange" man you love....

1 and 2 are true. I woke when he arrived, because I forgot he was scheduled to do a repair for me.

3 is my lie. I already had my coffee, very quickly.

I still don't think the guy should have "let himself in." He should have let you know that he's here.

In the US, this guy might be the "super," or might work for the "super."

No worries; he didn't let himself in! He knocked on the door and that's what woke me / doggy.
He's finished and gone already.

I don't have a super. I own my place.

1. I often wish I was a court jester

2. I often wish I could be a transitions counselor (from dependence to independence) for people with disabilities

3. I often wish that I could understand "Finnegan's Wake."

lol

I don't think you like Joyce.
I'll pick 1 but that's darned cute.

#3. I can never hope to understand "Finnegan's Wake," so I don't my waste time aspiring to understand it.

I've said a few times on WP that I am the "court jester" of my office.

1.) My home city was almost named "New Boston" when it was first founded. A coin flip named it "Portland."

2.) A nearby city was destroyed in a flood in 1948.

3.) Many citizens of Portland have said that the majority of parks in Portland are haunted.

#1?

Nope, the third one is the lie even though many have said only two parks in "The Rose City" are haunted.

1. Though I've been around computers since I was around 9, it wouldn't be until after high school that I began learning more in-depth about them.

2. I used to get drowsy after a while of cold air blasting my face. Two incidents that I recall that happening, is one time when I was practicing driving and the other when taking my SAT in the school cafeteria while seated just below an air vent.

3. Back when the SATs were on the 1600 scale, my score leaned a great deal more towards the mathematics section rather than the verbal.