Scrapping Thoughts

Just a little something to make Snookie and Shirley spit their tea and coffee (respectively):

Your Score: Well-Adjusted

You scored 45 anxiety, 39 awkwardness, and 29 neuroticism!

You scored low in all categories–so there’s no need to worry! Not that you were worrying, anyway. You are so Well-Adjusted that I almost feel the need to worry for you.

Your low anxiety score implies that you are able to relax, can enjoy the here and now, and have a healthy amount of self-confidence.

Your low awkwardness score implies that you are socially capable, are personable and charming, and probably go to parties and have fun.

Your low neuroticism score implies that you don’t exhibit subtle neurotic behaviors–your nails are probably an acceptable length, your pencils aren’t covered with bite marks, and your bookcase isn’t arranged alphabetically by genre. Congrats!
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See the other results!

Well-Adjusted
The Neat Freak
The Dork
The Geek
Phobic
Obsessive-Compulsive
The Subtle Neurotic
The True Neurotic

Got two minutes here at home to look at the blog — and realized there are three or four posts that are missing. They went into the vapor, somewhere along the bus route. Sigh. The hazards of living in the digital age.

Had some SIM card issues with the new does-it-all device, so I haven’t been able to write from the bus.

The end of the semester came and went. I’m starting a new semester, and I’m really pumped. No idea why, but why fight it?

Spring is trying to arrive here. We have been trying to get John to clean off the deck so we can have the backyard living room back.

That’s it. A little dull, but that’s life.

I’ve been hearing about “Rickrolling” for the past couple of days, but didn’t know what it was. Decided to research it a bit today after Chris said he was RickRolled three times.

I was relieved to find out it’s a harmless internet prank. You send a link to a friend, telling them it is a site of interest, but it is really a link to a very benign YouTube video by Rick Astley.

The girls were uninspired (they were hoping for an REM video). I even vaguely remember the song. Guess that makes me old.

This thought crossed my mind as the kids cruised through the channels: wouldn’t a Monty Python version of the Teletubbies be interesting?

I can just imagine Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam running around saying “‘ello!” and doing dumb stuff. Of course Eric Idle would do the narrative, besides doing Tubbie duty. John Cleese would make a wonderful TinkyWinky. I think Ringo Starr would need to guest star as the Noo-Noo.

My readers who have seen me, or my maternal-side relatives will probably find this a complete hoot:

Your Hair Should Be White

Classy, stylish, and eloquent. You’ve got a way about you that floors everyone you meet.

I’m well on my way as it is. At least I know now that white is my true inner color. Saves the cost of hair dye, that’s for sure.