In recent years, both in the [church] circles I move in and in the blog world there has been a distinct increase in the availability and use of personality testing tools. By these I mean tools which describe how a person operates, that describe what motivates them and what distinguishes them from other people.
I have over the years been described as.
Sanguine (Airhead)
Choleric (Control Freak)
Artist (Creative)
Mover (Control Freak)
ESTJ (an anomoly)
ISTJ (much closer to the truth).
These tests are all good and well, and upon occasion could quite adequately describe me. I’m actually ok with that too, not because it pigeonholes me (widely considered by many to be their biggest detraction) but because it gives me an excuse.
An excuse for totally forgetting a friend’s engagement party – and for accepting a babysitting job instead.
Do you think I should spend the [big] money I earned on the present?
FreddysMama says
You didn’t!!! How much money did you get for the evening, and how close a friend was it? Had you intended to buy a present to start with? That’s much more like me than you Aunty Dee!!!
BTW – I noticed the advance on the ticker – well done! {{{HUGS}}} I think my ticker now says 109 days to go…
Miss Jay says
I say spend it on yourself.
Friends are morally obligated to forgive you anyway.
Tired&Emotional says
No matter what the test I always come out as an axe wielding maniac. Then again…..
deeleea says
LOL, sorry Chops, no offence meant.
What I intended to convey was that it was an anomoly that I was ever described as an E…
I am a Myers Briggs Introvert … Much better in my own company, can’t stand noise, reinvigorate in silence… Stuff like that.
www.wibsite.com/wiblog/misslisa says
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