LOL Amulya . By the way, I just love everyone who's really bad at gymnastics, go girl!
But the second one is the truth! One of my toes was really thin right after my birth and the health visitor said "If that doesn't come right, it can always be amputated". Luckily my mom got really angry and I still have all my 10 toes now (normal sized )
My bike has never been stolen (yet (knocking tree times on unpainted wood now))! I even forgot to lock it a few times and it was still there Guess the saint of bikes looks after me
Actually, I was going to sing the national anthem at the Heat game in a quartet and caught the most beastly bronchitis.... so the true one was me playing dangerously in traffic during my misspent youth....
Oh! Let me add mine!
I teach early childhood music at a local studio
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I am in the process of recording a demo to see if I gets FAMOUS!!!
Well (huff huff) since Demelza only spent a night in an Egyptian jail (ruining a perfectly good Demelza story), I think snorkling is good enough for her, especially since she runs over old ladies. Naughty beastie. Why were you in an Egyptian cage?
1. I got lost in Mexico City when I was twenty.
2. I used to have a job mapping prairie dog towns.
Opps, Michelle and I posted at the same time. I think you are going to become famous after your demo hits the air.
I think Shanazel snorkels, Michelle teaches and Zurah was chased around.
- I couldn't pronounce the r when I was little, so I had to go to a speech therapist, but I was extremely unmotivated.
- One of the first times I was looking for a university building, I ended up in someones back yard and my study mate told the surprised owner we would get a breackfast there.
Zurah, I hope you were chased around... that sounds much more fun!
Moon, no rrrs when you were little
Sara, um, the birthmark?
Well, ladies, I won't be recording until probably next spring.... no cash yet for studio time! However, believe it or not, I am teaching itty bitty little kids how to bang on the floor endlessly and give their mommies and daddies big headaches.... oh boy, I know I'm going to get some nasty karma for that one....
The truth is... I ended up in someones back yard when trying to find a university building No trouble with r's. (I pronounced the w as a b at first but that came ok all by itself)
Sorry Shanazel did I use the wrong name again? aaargh!
I think you've walked through the mountains by the way.
- I pulled a muscles this morning during lecture because I was writing too fast.
- I once threw a candy through a lecture hall, which hit someone elses' drink.
You were all kind of right. The ribs one is correct though. My toes are bent but not getting better I'll post a photo and show yas sometime They're brill! Matron kept trying to break em and grown em back normal, but I reyt like 'em.
I think the snakes thing is true Shanazel, and Moon- muscle pulling?
1) My top (button up) once opened in front of my teacher
2) I once rolled down a hill road on a sofa up on moors when I was moving furniture.
No, no, no, Moon! That's not it at all. Demelza was the one with the snorkel (air apparatus for diving). I made a word play based on the snorting sort of nose laugh that is called a snorkle in some parts of the US. You'll have to forgive me- I love puns and word play and cannot seem to control myself.
(Hi, my name is Shanazel and I am a punaholic. Can you find me a 12 step group?)
I am not scared of snakes. I took the ten mile walk because the road was closed to vehicles and I wanted to go to the park at the end of it. It was a wonderful walk. I even took the opportunity to hike topless since there was no one around but me and the squirrels and the deer and the elk.
Sara rode a sofa and Moon threw candy. That's better than Sara riding candy (sounds naughty) and Moon throwing Sofas.
Sara I'll go with number 2 is true, 1 is the lie. You seem like a wild child who likes nothing better than to roll down hills on sofas on moors (and were the moors rolling on the moor?)
Here's mine:
1. I have been bitten twice by rattlesnakes while rock climbing, but both times were on the shoe, and neither bite penetrated through.
2. I tumbled seventy feet or so down the side of Mt. Conness in the High Sierra once, my crampons coming off and my pack spilling out in the process, and all I received was a slight elbow scrape (and bruised pride).