3 truths, 1 lie… part IV

I have big news tonight.

Like really big news.

Such big news you won’t be able to contain yourself.

Are you ready?

Are you sure?

I don’t think you are.

In fact, I think I should wait until tomorrow to tell you the news.

Okay, I won’t do that.

The news is….

I’ve got a winner.

You thought I was going to say something else, didn’t you? Sorry if I disappointed you, but sometimes I like to be a little bit of a tease.

I know one person who won’t be disappointed though!

Congratulations Jaime! Go ahead and email me your mailing address so I can pass it along to the folks at Enjoy Life! I hope you enjoy your prize!

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I thought I would mix things up tonight. Mainly because I’m exhausted — the last week of fifth grade will do that to you. Today we went sat in a circle and everyone said what their favorite part of fifth grade was — and one girl said.. “spending time with you”.

Then I lost it.

And had to regain composure.

But that’s not what this post is about.

This post is about lies.. and truths. It’s been a while since I played this game, and I know I have many newer readers (HI!) who may have not been around the first couple of times I did this. To get caught up on this game, you can read the following:

3 truths, 1 lie… part I

3 truths, 1 lie… part II

3 truths, 1 lie… part III

And here we go -

1. My mom didn’t think I was going to be smart. When I was little, I did not speak well and would rather play than learn my numbers and letters. (Truth: Thankfully my mother never told me this until I was an adult, otherwise I may have developed a complex.)

2. When I was in elementary school, I hated dodge ball. I would ask my gym teachers if I could sit out of the game because I was terrified of being pelted by a ball, no matter how soft it was. (Truth: I. Hate. Dodgeball. So. Much. The thought of balls being whipped at me makes me shudder in fear.)

3. I dipped my toes in about every sport possible when I was younger. Horseback riding, cheerleading, softball, basketball, volleyball, dance, gymnastics, swimming — you name it, I was in it. Unfortunately, I wasn’t good at any of them. (Lie: I was never a cheerleader. I never played basketball or softball!)

4. Two summers ago, my parents’ pool broke — like America’s Funniest Home Videos broke. Thankfully the pool was already closed for the season and nobody was in it, but water went everywhere! (Truth: Unfortunately, video footage is not available.)

Question: Which one is the lie?

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