I've listed fourteen items about my life, one of which is a lie. Your assignment to find the big fat lie, can you do it?
- My Great-great Grandmother was the daughter of a German Prince and his mistress.
- I played organ in the Lutheran Church for 22 years
- I married a man younger than myself
- I lived in Walnut Grove, Minnesota of Little House on the Prairie fame for six years
- I voted for Ross Perot twice but didn't vote for Governor Jesse (The Body) Ventura
- My late husband was the Sheriff of the county where we lived
- I ate haggis in Scotland and asked for seconds
- My daughter of the heart was born in Brazil
- I met my Cajun hubby when he picked me up off the floor after I drank too many Hurriances at Mulate's in Breaux Bridge, LA
- I've worked as a wife, carhop, mother, grocery store clerk, daycare provider, floral designer, secretary, grandmother and web developer
- My Great-great Grandfather was in Northfield, MN the day Jesse James and his gang of thugs robbed the 1st National Bank.
- My oldest brother, now retired, was one of the Vice-Presidents of Del Monte Inc.
- I once ran away from home and ended up in Arkansas.
- My middle name is Ann
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Comments: 28
Kel and Christine you are NOT allowed to play, go to your rooms like good little daughters...hee, hee, hee!
I wish everyone would do an article like this. I did one a while back and I think it's a lot of fun.
Um ... okay ... I don't think your middle name is Ann ...
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JRB - You are the winner!!!!!!!! While its true, I've been to Mulate's in Breaux Bridge, and it's true I've drank Hurricanes the fact I met my husband there is a big fat lie. I met him on the Internet on a cold, stormy winter night 7 years ago....
The haggis, tatties and neeps were GREAT. In fact I've eaten it on 4 different ocassions and asked for seconds each time!!
I hope you have written out your whole family history!!
Oh no! I was wrong. Give me a hanky.
What I find amazing is the very word 'haggis' seems to make some Americans gag... and this from a nation that celebrates chittlins, loose meat and scrapple!
To say I've tried it and given a verdict is fine, but to say "yuk" without tasting is unacceptable. That's what I told my kids anyway...."giggle*
I've tried Scrapple....... ONCE, never again.
I remember the wonderful buffet breakfasts in Scotland, always big huge bowls of pork and beans and luscious steaming bowls of fresh mushrooms!
One thing I just couldn't bring myself to try in Scotland was "black pudding", I picked it up brought it to my mouth and just couldn't proceed! HA! But, I make no judgments...hee, hee, hee.
I'm not a lover of black pudding either!
A 'full Scottish' breakfast is enough to keep you going for the whole day, isn't it?!
Ishbel - I'm glad I'm not alone on the black pudding delicacy..hee, hee, hee. It wasn't just the breakfasts but every meal we ate was wonderful. I especially remember a meal served at a bed and breakfast in Locherbie, the chef and owner was the retired chef to the Queen at Balmoral...gaddds, was that good! We also ate at the pubs, wonderful!
Marilyn - Bzzzzzzzz, you're wrong. I was indeed a web developer having worked on computers since 1987, I opened my own web developing company in 1997.