- My Grandma lived next door to Mickey Gallagher's (the keyboard player in Ian Dury and the Blockheads) Grandmother.
- Bobby Moncur (ex Newcastle United and Scotland captain) rescued my escaped budgie from a tree when I was little.
- I once saw a teenage girl fall from a road bridge and die all because of some stupid prank!
- I don't dye my hair the highlights are natural.
- When I was 21 the police stopped me for driving with a faulty light. I'd drunk 6 pints and he didn't breathalyse me! I took this as an omen and never drunk and drove again!
- I'm not superstitious.
- I broke my arm climbing up a drainpipe which came away from the wall. Ouch!!
- In my teens I worked in a butchers on Wednesday afternoons. The butcher used to get me to make the mince, I've never been able to get my nails as clean since!
One of these is a lie! Which one?
18 comments:
Good post, you have lived such an eclectic amazing and challenging life! That is what makes you such a special soul. Okay enough soppiness from me; get your 'Rockin' blogger' award up...High time you got in touch with your 'pink side'...
Ok. It's done! I feel oh so pink I could squeal!!
number 8 is the lie?!
glad you dont drink and drive wise descision.
my mate an her husband went out on the piss, he drove and was pulled, police arrested him for drink driving and told his wife to drive home, she did and she was as pissed as him!
#6 if you are not suprstitious you wouldnt have seen #5 as an omen
lol
#4. Natural highlights my arse!
Oh and I note the pink badge is low enough that it doesn't appear unless you scroll down the page; I think you should move it to the top! Be proud to be pink!
I really couldn't say which one is the lie yet but thanks for the guesses.
H I; That was something I'm not too proud of! Oops gave that one away so it must be true. DOH!
L in R; Well thought out arguement!
Kahless; 'Natural highlights my arse!' Who the hell is your hairdresser?
I go to the barbers; £4.80 a time.
I can't believe the policeman didn't notice six pints on you breath without resorting to a test, so I'm plumping ofr that one.
JD; Hi, that makes two of us! I was ready for the handcuffs! Good guess but sorry, no cigar!!
LOL. I wasn't switched on when I popped by this morning.
:o)
thanx for visiting my blog hope you enjoyed you visit
I shall certainly be back to visit yours :-)
I vote for number 5!!!!!! That one seems most likely...
though I sort'a want to vote for number 3, because I think it would be hard to put an exclamation point on after seeing someone die (I take punctuation personally, don'cha know)...
then again that doesn't seem like something to lie about for someone as superstitious as you'd have to be if that weren't the lie...wait...what? :-0 :-0 :-0
Oooohhh Jill, anyone would think you are a teacher the way you carry on about punctuation...:-)not sure how you cope with reading my blog, remind me to give you a medal sometime.
L in R; It was very interesting, I'll be back! Glad you enjoyed your time here!
Jill; Nice to meet you! I use exclamation marks everywhere! Ooops! There's another! You aren't fussy about CAPITALS though! Eh? LOL!!!!
I'll publish the answer after I get back from the vets, If I make it alive!! Bugger another one!
Last one is a lie. Though you do seem to have a thing about butchers the fingers clean thing is too obvious, been used in too many sitcoms to be true for you. I'm wrong arent I - oh sod it I know I am wrong.
Wrong!!
I went to a posh b'day party the other day at the Dover street arts club. As the birthday boy cut his cake, the curtains behind him drew back and out popped.....Ian Dury and the blockheads, ok, minus Ian Dury, but nonetheless, if you asked me how many of my lifetime ambitions I had achieved, I would now be able to tick one off! They were effing great.
Hi Kate; How cool was that? What a great birthday!
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