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View, unobstructed wrote:
Yayyyyyy! We have a winner.
Yes, the lie is that I am the youngest of 5 children.
But I am the youngest of 4.
It was true of so many of my friends in school, that they had older brothers and sisters. Then the “war gap” in their families as husbands and daddies went off to WWII.
When the war was over, and “Johnny came marching home” the Baby Boom began. 1946, 7, 8, 9, etc. and we were born.
My brother and 2 sisters were 12, 9, and 8 years old when I was born. (The girls got to name me.)
. Now KOS' turn.
Did you know that research says that the youngest child is usually the funniest sibling in the family?
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KeepOnSinging wrote:
Luv, you got it on the first try. But Wellesley contacted me through my high school and offered me a scholarship. My brother got a full ride to Harvard a year later. Why were these Ivy league schools so interested in us? Because we were missionary kids and they wanted a diverse student body. Not very many missionary kids going to Ivy League schools. But the system would not let me post as a respond/quote. It kept telling me that my syntax is wrong.
Now it is your turn, Luv.
YAY !!!!
That is so cool KOS....What did your brother major in? I am sure that you have so many interesting stories of your life as a missionary child.
OKAY.......here are mine.
Related to the Gov. of my state
Was on TV as a child
Shows/Trains dogs
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LuvSeason18 wrote:
KeepOnSinging wrote:
Luv, you got it on the first try. But Wellesley contacted me through my high school and offered me a scholarship. My brother got a full ride to Harvard a year later. Why were these Ivy league schools so interested in us? Because we were missionary kids and they wanted a diverse student body. Not very many missionary kids going to Ivy League schools. But the system would not let me post as a respond/quote. It kept telling me that my syntax is wrong.
Now it is your turn, Luv.
YAY !!!!
That is so cool KOS....What did your brother major in? I am sure that you have so many interesting stories of your life as a missionary child.
OKAY.......here are mine.
Related to the Gov. of my state
Was on TV as a child
Shows/Trains dogs
I am going to go with "was on tv as a child"
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Hey, I'm back from grocery shopping. The thread was fun to catch up on!!
KOS and I cannot guess the lie in Luv's list. Other sisters will have to.
I think that's fair, but it might be hard to keep track of.
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LuvSeason18 wrote:
KeepOnSinging wrote:
Luv, you got it on the first try. But Wellesley contacted me through my high school and offered me a scholarship. My brother got a full ride to Harvard a year later. Why were these Ivy league schools so interested in us? Because we were missionary kids and they wanted a diverse student body. Not very many missionary kids going to Ivy League schools. But the system would not let me post as a respond/quote. It kept telling me that my syntax is wrong.
Now it is your turn, Luv.
YAY !!!!
That is so cool KOS....What did your brother major in? I am sure that you have so many interesting stories of your life as a missionary child.
OKAY.......here are mine.
Related to the Gov. of my state
Was on TV as a child
Shows/Trains dogs
OK, Luv....I'll say that your lie is that you are related to the gov. of Oz (so the truth would be that you are not!).
So I have a 50/50 chance, assuming the previous guess was true!! LOL
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Ding, Ding......Jet, you are right. I am not related to our Governor.
CEK, I was on TV as a child. It was a local program that used children from around town. It was called Romper Room. I think I was 7 or 8. I know I was in elementary school. lol I remember a lot from that experience. One was that we taped several episodes a day. We had to bring several changes of clothes to the "set" and our moms would help us change between "shows". It was kind of a educational/fun show for children. I was in no way a "child star" as you were only on for a week, before they "rotated" to new children, but it makes a neat story. LOL
Okay Jet, Your turn.
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LuvSeason18 wrote:
Ding, Ding......Jet, you are right. I am not related to our Governor.
CEK, I was on TV as a child. It was a local program that used children from around town. It was called Romper Room. I think I was 7 or 8. I know I was in elementary school. lol I remember a lot from that experience. One was that we taped several episodes a day. We had to bring several changes of clothes to the "set" and our moms would help us change between "shows". It was kind of a educational/fun show for children. I was in no way a "child star" as you were only on for a week, before they "rotated" to new children, but it makes a neat story. LOL
Okay Jet, Your turn.
Good ones, Luv....Just threw a dart up there!! 😋😂
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LuvSeason18 wrote:
Ding, Ding......Jet, you are right. I am not related to our Governor.
CEK, I was on TV as a child. It was a local program that used children from around town. It was called Romper Room. I think I was 7 or 8. I know I was in elementary school. lol I remember a lot from that experience. One was that we taped several episodes a day. We had to bring several changes of clothes to the "set" and our moms would help us change between "shows". It was kind of a educational/fun show for children. I was in no way a "child star" as you were only on for a week, before they "rotated" to new children, but it makes a neat story. LOL
Okay Jet, Your turn.
Luv....was this the "do be a do-bee, don't be a don't bee" show? I think I remember Romper Room....we had a Miss Connie in charge.
I think I'll go watch America's Got Talent....is that the show the little opera singer was on last week?
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Here are mine:
My great-grandmoather was born in Hawaii.
I love to crochet.
I have competed in a rodeo.
Good luck!
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Am I making it too confusing? What works better?
Just the last winner sits out one time?
Can't keep track!