Thanks to all of you who shared your hunches on Friday's '4 Fibs' quiz!
As promised, now I'll 'fess up.
#5. Really? No-one chose #5!?
Would this snapshot change your mind?
Smart bloggers!
Yes, I was once a passenger aboard the ill-fated Yarmouth Castle -- except my parents and I had disembarked several weeks prior to that tragedy.
#4. Sorry, no.
After all these years, I've still an irrational fear of flying. The thought of actually jumping out of a plane on purpose gives me the heebie-jeebies!
#3. Close ... but no cigar.
My family didn't arrive in Los Alamos until '52 ... 7 years after the Manhattan Project.
My dad worked for the former Atomic Energy Commission for near 30 years -- as a Security guard. I don't think he ever met Fermi.
#1.
I have to admit, it was really hard to type that poser with a straight face.
While I've my own opinions of the Viet Nam war, I wholly support those men (and women) who served.
Boring, perhaps, but I've never felt strongly enough about anything to publicly protest.
(and thank God, I've never been arrested!)
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#2. Ding, Ding, Ding!!!
... congrats Betty and Rick!
... congrats Betty and Rick!