Two truths and a lie

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I enjoy basketball.
I have a wall of sneakers.
I am married.

I'm gonna say #1 hehe..

The third one? A lot of guys I've met who like basketball have a lot of sneakers, so I'm going to assume those two are real.

1. I am short.
2. I have freckles.
3. I have blue eyes.

It is. Number one is technically true, though the most I've lost at one time is about 45 pounds. I'm a long-wave, high-amplitude yoyo dieter. Number two is simple enough, and also true. Number three is a flat lie. I haven't seen 125 since about 7th grade.

Is it the second one, Brother H of H?

It's actually the third one. I have brown eyes. lol

1.) I have family living in the US South.

2.) One of my mom's ideal cities that she hopefully wants to visit is Seattle.

3.) My NT sister never obtained a Bachelor's Degree.

Is the lie number 3, AA?

1. I represented the State of Queensland in cross country running.

2. I never owned my own business.

3. I used to sing at the Brisbane City Hall, winning numerous awards.

1 for Jules.

1. I'm a bibliophile.

2. I'm hyperlexic.

3. I have a learning disability.

3 for Isabella.

1. I am dyslexic

2. I have mild general apraxia

3. I howl like a wolf in the subway

Mine was #2. I was never diagnosed with Hyperlexia. I fit the criteria except that I didn't start loving books until I was four or five. I don't think that counts as being early.

I do have learning disabilities -- NonVerbal LD (5th percentile), as well as Auditory Processing LD and Visual-Perceptual LD. I'm also face blind and I have Aphantasia.

#1 for KK

Correct.

I believe most people would believe you're hyperlexic if you were able to read a "chapter book" when you were four. That's way above the average. It was thought to be a big deal when I was able to read a book on mythology when I was six. At four, I could read words on flash cards---but nothing else. It was known I could do that, despite the fact that I couldn't talk yet.


1. I couldn't dress myself until I was 6

2. I could talk in full sentences when I was 6

3. I learned how to ride a bike when I was 6

I read AA Milne's poetry when I was five. I don't remember my first chapter books but I read Here's a Penny (Haywood) at five, and Charlotte's Web when I was maybe six. Most of the other criteria for Hyperlexia are actually criteria for Autism, so it's hard to differentiate.

3 for you.

1. My artwork was on public display from age 5

2. I went to boarding school briefly, at age 10.

3. I was yoga leader for my school class, at age 7

I will guess 3. Not to disrespect your yoga skills, just that I've never heard of the exisitence of a yoga leader in a class of 7 year olds.


1. I was editing a national magazine by the time I was 23.
2. I have never been outside the UK.
3. I have won prizes for showjumping.

My teacher actually implemented a yoga program at the start of the day and made me a leader. It was my job to teach deep breathing in the lotus position. Looking back on her written comments now, this was all because I was hyper af and she wanted me to calm down.

#creativeteaching

She was actually a hippy type and we sat on the floor on pillows, anyways.

My lie was 2.

Your lie is 1 -- You were 24.

Pretty impressive, DuckHair. Have you ever done Dressage?

1. I've been to Manchester

2. I've been to Cardiff

3. I've been to Liverpool