Okay, #1 was the lie. I didn't get stuck in the airplane's bathroom. The other two really happened and in the case of the exlax, ah...well, let's just say I covered first base, 'k?

What about Dreamer?

JJ

You all are a HARD act to follow (!!), but I'll give this a whirl too:

1. I was once introduced to the audience at the Kennedy Center by Bob Hope

2. I was once proposed to at the top of the Eiffel Tower

3. I was once asked to pose for Playboy magazine

I just love that jellyfish story and JJ - TOO FUNNY about the exlax (although I imagine it wasn't all that funny at the time right????????).

Gee Pam, these are tough to figure out. I've seen your picture, #3 is a definite possibility. I'm going to guess #2 is the lie.

I'm with Eagle. I'll guess #2 also.

Anybody else wanna guess before I confess????? LOL

I'm going out on a limb here and say #3 is not true. NOTTTTTT because you couldn't of been asked, but I happen to know you DID have some fame in the advertising/photo arena but at a much younger age....so, just to be different, I say #3.

JJ

Well congrats Dianne and Eagle.......my fib WAS actually #2!!!

As for #3 and the Playboy thing.....I will probably never know if the guy was for real or just trying a different "pick up" line (haha), but I was approached in a shopping mall MANY YEARS AGO by a guy who had some credentials from Playboy - he said he found LOTS of potential "subjects" while wandering through malls or department stores. Hmm...who knows...at any rate I declined the dubious honor.

Hey Dreamer - Fess up!

OK! Number 3 is the lie.

I attended my last 2 years of high school in Taiwan. President and Madame Chang Kai Shek did own a home on Yan Min Shan (Grass Mountain) and I did enjoy meeting them and sharing tea at a lawn party at their home when I was a senior in high school.

My Dad (a career Army officer, Corps of Engineers) was stationed in Alaska (Fort Richardson, outside Anchorage) in the late 50's. We were invited to go on a dog sled ride by one of the locals. My mother got on the sled first with her legs out in front of her. I sat in front of her with her legs on either side of me. We still can't figure out how, when the dogs really got going fast, she fell off and I didn't...

And, in case any of you writers are wondering...I do want to write a book about my many past experiences...just can't seem to get started!

Dreamer....how amazing....I was living on Grass Mountain during my Freshman and Sophomore year of high school - went to Taipei American School. That was 1961/62....my Dad was career Air Force! Talk about a small world huh?