Two truths and a lie

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#2 is your lie?

Was it a manual transmission or automatic?

It was automatic but without power steering. It was pretty hard to drive!

1. My first car was a 1991 Hyundai Excel.

2. It lasted two years.

3. Its engine fell right through into the street.

I just asked my brother and he thinks it was a late 1970s Mustang, although he got it used in the mid 80s.

2 is Kortie's lie

Correct. It lasted less than a month.

1. I like to sing opera.

2. I can range from soprano to alto depending on my mood.

3. I was in a stage production of Oklahoma in High School.

2. Is your lie?

In my first apartment I had by myself:

1) I fell asleep cooking beans on the stove and woke up to the fire department kicking in the door.
2) I ate mainly a mash of potatoes, broccoli and carrots.
3) I slept on a double bed with a headboard.

#3 for Magna. #1 for Isabella

3 is my lie! (1 is true although that doesn't mean I'm any good! I simply sing with my vinyls! I should correct 2 however! It's not that I 'can' sing soprano and alto, but rather that I try!)

3 for Magna

You two are good. Correct. In my first apartment I had on my own, I slept on a futon on the wood floor in the bedroom with nothing else in the room but the digital alarm clock that ceased to go off after the power went off in the whole building and me waking up to firemen's axes chopping through the door in the "living room".

Rule of life learned: NEVER ever cook anything on a stove while you sleep or nap.

1. I turned on bath water and laid down.
Results were not pretty
2. I won gold in Corporate Challenge swim event.
3. I take naps with my dog.

I think 2 or 3.
Flip of Aunt Blabby's coin (his phrase) for 2.

I nap with my dog!


1. I used to enjoy snowshoeing with my father in the woodlot behind the house that he built. I still have my little snowshoes and I remember how it felt to walk in them.

2. In addition to having many of the often described varieties, I have a type of synaesthesia that I've never seen documented and I don't know what to call it. I can't even describe this one form.

3. I look back on my life and can't fathom how in the world I wasn't flagged for anything but speech therapy as a young student. My progress reports all show clearly that I had every conceivable type of autism trait from age 5 onward.

#1?