That's when I started lying.
I started lying after I read this brilliant Michael Gambon quote.
I started lying to my L.A. yoga teacher, Loren Russo, who'd been a roommate in Mysore.
"We just started meeting, and I started lying down on the couch and just telling stories," said Mr. Moscone.
"I started lying because I was unable to tell people certain things," Nell says; in fact, feeling that it is impossible to say certain things at certain moments, she suggests, might be the most English of all maladies.
I wanted to enjoy sex again so I started lying, or not saying shit because no one asked.
Even when I started lying about my age they still weren't interested, and after the fifth rejection I got really discouraged.
After a few interviews in which I saw my interlocutor flick his eyes over my résumé and register that I had no relevant experience, I decided to start lying.
She later expressed disappointment with Henin-Hardenne's failure to acknowledge the hand gesture and said, "It definitely didn't turn around the match, but I think to start lying and fabricating, it's not fair".
I am at a restaurant, I am relaxed, and I am about to start lying to myself.
