blather/contest: Eight Truths and Two Lies

[arrow00]

Suggested by nos4a2no9, here are:

8 Truths and 2 Lies About Arrow00

Guess which are the lies and which are true and the first two who do win a story (if they want it) in either of my fandoms. I write in due South and Sentinel.

1. Arrow went to an all-girls' school where in her first week she got into an altercation with Heidi Glickbarg, who called her "a carpenter's dream".
   
2. Arrow's older brother once glued her eyelid shut.
   
3. Arrow writes poetry.
   
4. Arrow is afraid of horses.
   
5. Arrow doesn't own a dress.
   
6. Arrow wore black to her brother's wedding.
   
7. Arrow has a medical condition that causes her left hand to tingle and sometimes itch uncontrollably.
   
8. Arrow went sky-diving to get over her fear of heights.
   
9. Arrow won second place at a Kodenkan Jiu-jitsu Rondori tournament.
   
10. Arrow plays the flute.
    

Comments

[iadorespike]

Truck...hee! She was just jealous! I don't know why you seem fearless to me, but I thought you might be a rider. Horses are big and scary to me too, though I have many friends who ride.

Though I thought that #2 might be true - I never thought that your brother did it on purpose, but it seemed very possible that it had happened. *g*

I know - I was wrong with both of my guesses, but it was still fun to guess, and it was fun to find out the truth, too.

On a personal note as to the black wedding attire...at (one of) my sister's wedding, I know at least three of us (other sisters) wore black. In my family, it's just considered an acceptable neutral. ;) It's possible that we are quite strange. LOL

[arrow00.livejournal.com]

See, as far as Greeks are concerned, wearing black (if you're not already a widow) invites DEATH to come calling.

I've been riding once in my life. I prefer to stay far away from the big creature that could hoof me in the forehead.

[iadorespike]

See, as far as Greeks are concerned, wearing black (if you're not already a widow) invites DEATH to come calling.

This is something that I did not know, so I can really understand your POV (and your mother's) now. Oops.

And yes, horses big. :(

*hugs*