Two truths and a lie

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I was born in Manhattan at Jewish Memorial Hospital, which doesn’t exist any longer.

We all lived in a 1-room apartment in the Bronx until we moved to Queens when I was 3.

Let me play:
1. One of my direct ancestors attempted to overthrow his country
2. I predicted my fathers death as a child
3. I have a pet duck

#2, perhaps?

I sincerely hope 3 is true

I'll say 3 though, sadly.

What a fun song!! You make me want to dance, which is an exceptional accomplishment.
I hope it's not really sad in translation!!

How did you predict your father's passing?

Maybe we should be duck keepers together.

1. I have a rubber duckie
2. I have a duck necklace
3. I have a duck cell phone case

I would say it’s #2. I don’t like wearing jewelry myself.

I do have a duck necklace. It's very special to me for sentimental reasons so I wear it, even though I normally dislike jewelry as well. I have to be very conscious of my necklace to avoid breaking it while it's on.

I don't have a duck cell phone case.

1. I counted 244 mosquito bites when I was in summer camp at age 11.

2. I won the color war for the Romans team by answering a question about Christ’s birth.

3. I broke my clavicle falling off a horse when I was 8.

3? That would be one heck of a fall to break your clavicle.

3 is correct.

I took a bad fall off a horse—but I broke my elbow.

The other two events actually happened.

Right. I fell off my horses once or twice but can't imagine breaking the clavicle without being killed.

1. My quarterhorse was named Silvergirl
2. My horses kept me sane at a bad time (adolescence)
3. One of them was a Shetland

Your quarterhorse might have had a different name.

Nope, she was Silvergirl. From Simon and Garfunkel "sail on, silvergirl".
Although, in typical Isabella fashion, Silvergirl wasn't silver. I always make things complicated

You got a Shetland as an adult?