Reader's Digest Asia Pacific

Life’s Like That

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FACE VALUE

During my 55th high school class reunion, I spotted an old friend.

“Bill!” I shouted. “You look exactly the same as you did in high school.”

He nodded. “Now I know why I never got a date in high school.” SUBMITTED BY PATTY CHANDLEE

TECHNOPHOB­E

My six year old’s school assignment was to draw a challenge she thought she could overcome. So she drew a picture of herself teaching me how to use the TV remote. @MAUGHAMMOM ON TWITTER

LIES WE TELL OUR KIDS

We got our daughter to eat fish by calling it Argentinia­n chicken.

Our parents used to tell my only brother and me that we used to have another brother who turned into a mushroom from not taking a

bath. Even added him to the family photo albums.

My dad said if I looked after a special growing rock and watered it each day until it stopped growing, then I could get a dog. I’d water it, and every week, while I was at school, he’d replace it with a slightly bigger rock.

When I was little, my dad told me that toys grew under the weeds in the garden and that if I pulled them, eventually a toy would pop out. And I believed it! Sources: Boredpanda.com and Reddit.com

SHRINKAGE

While at the shops, I passed two women, neither of whom looked particular­ly happy. Especially the one who said, “Nothing in my size fits me anymore.” SUBMITTED BY MARY WATERS

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