Two truths and a lie

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1. I own absolutely no albums.

2. 1 own absolutely no VHS tapes.

3. I own absolutely no CD's

1, most likely

Nope. Its #3. And I don't own any music CD's. The CD's I own are related to computer software.

I know I'm weird LOL.

1. I once went up to the Adirondacks with the lesbian I met in Washington Square Park. We never had a sexual relationship. We did skinny-dipping, though.

2. She was a pretty bad driver (I didn't have my license yet, and wouldn't get it for about 5 more years), and was pulled over for weaving in and out of the shoulder lane. The cops thought she was drunk.

3. She did "try something"---but I rebuffed her advances.

I listen to the radio, and to YouTube.

I grew up listening to the radio all the time. I did have some record albums growing up. I didn't have a VCR until the 90s--and I only rented VHS tapes. I've never owned a CD of music. I'm weird LOL

I have no DVD movies.

Good for you. I'm sure it helps to keep your things uncluttered.

Do you have a lot of books?

1. I have over 100 vinyls
2. I have over 200 books
3. I have about 40 DVDs

I am almost sure you have over 200 books-----maybe a thousand or more....

Well, it depends. If you add the ones I have at my mother's house and my brother's house and in storage, and the ones I lost, and the ones I have now, I'd say I have maybe 500. I don't think 1000 at all. I'm pretty judicious about what I'll keep because otherwise my entire house would be bookshelves.

My intended lie was 3. I have a lot of box-sets so if you count individual DVDs I have way more than 40. I have at least 40 disks just for Six Feet Under, because I ended up with multiple box sets when I moved around.

Originally, I chose 3-----but then, knowing you're a confirmed bibliophile....

I used to own a couple of hundred books at one time. I threw some of them away. My mother probably owns at least 500.

Prior to discovering the Brontës:

1. My favourite book was To Kill a Mockingbird
2. I had no favourite books
3. I read a lot of Judy Blume

I would say #2. You've been a bibliophile since childhood, probably.

"To Kill a Mockingbird" was an excellent movie. I never read the book----but I can imagine the substance of it if the movie was so substantial.

You're right. I have been obsessed with books since I was three years old. I loved Mockingbird (still do), and have read everything Judy Blume ever wrote.

1. I had a crush on a friend’s mother in high school. She was a dancer in an international troupe—but left her career to marry a nerdy dentist. She didn’t reciprocate my ardor.

2. She was originally from New Zealand, then migrated throughout Western Europe.

3. My friend became an x-ray technician, then joined some sort of cultish Jewish group. He has definite Aspie tendencies.

Correct, as usual. She was Australian, and came directly into the United States upon marrying the dentist.

She travelled around in her troupe of course....but never established permanent residences anywhere else.

I've been snuggled in bed reading all day. What else is in my room?

1. A pinwheel / whirlie
2. A sleeping dog and two sleeping cats
3. A retro chandelier and several candles
4. Lots of grey bedding (duvets, soft blankets)
5. Little twinkling fairie lights

(one lie)