The truth is that I love the truth because I can handle it and lies are destructive and dangerous.
Do you see the truth in my images for today?
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The truth is that I don’t know what Math 2.0 Day is but I can easily find that out.
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Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for the truth.
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Thanks to all who help me tell the truth every day, including YOU!
The truth always wins out! I never heard of math 2.0 day!
The truth is that I hadn’t heard of it either and thanks for this winning comment!
the truth always prevails, thought it often takes a very looooooong time to do so
That is the truth, my friend.
I will say yippee for Bald is In Day, Ann, but my truth is that although I indeed have way less hair than I did in high school I’ve somehow kept the same amount for the last 30 years or more. Go figure, I’ll enjoy what’s on the sides and back for sure.
You are always In, Mark.
You’ve come up with a clever limerick, as usual.
Thank you, Debbie!
There are times, however, when the truth does not set you free. I’m thinking of the woman at her mother’s deathbed in 2016 who answered her mother’s question, “Did she win?” with “Yes, Mom. She did.” An acquaintance once irritated me so much that I finally told her the truth, that I had never liked her. I don’t think I should have done that. It still bothers me.
The truth is that you can let go of regret about past actions. You’ve felt bad about that for long enough.
Sometimes I’m not sure what the truth is but I do my best to tell it.
The truth is that I love the way you tell the truth, my friend.
I think sometimes “hard” truth is best delivered with a little humor, and your Twitter Limerick is absolutely fantastic, Ann. I love it!
The truth is that I love you, Debra! ❤️
Even truth is subjective:
and truth can be a trend: https://www.yext.com/blog/2020/07/is-truth-subjective-or-objective-heres-what-science-has-to-say
The truth is that I appreciate what you share here, Maria.
The website is a marketing one, but I liked the article and how it was written.
The truth shall set me free. Truth with a capital T is hard to discern these days … but I try to speak and live it in my daily words and activities.
I appreciate your truth, Jan.