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You are an SECL--Sober Emotional Constructive Leader. This makes you a politician. You cut deals, you change minds, you make things happen. You would prefer to be liked than respected, but generally people react to you with both. You are very sensitive to criticism, since your entire business is making people happy.
At times your commitment to the happiness of other people can cut into the happiness of you and your loved ones. This is very demanding on those close to you, who may feel neglected. Slowly, you will learn to set your own agenda--including time to yourself.
You are gregarious, friendly, charming and charismatic. You like animals, sports, and beautiful cars. You wear understated gold jewelry and have secret bad habits, like chewing your fingers and fidgeting.
You are very difficult to dislike.
*dies laughing*
To be found here.
So. Am back in Paris as of Monday. Am surrounded by my little angels, whom I love and adore - though I had forgotten how annoying it is to have white cat fur on all my black clothing. Oh well, the price to pay for cute cuddly cats is never too high!
Spent Tuesday afternoon in hospital for allergy test - thirty-five pricks and four and a half hours later, they tell me I'm allergic to penicillin. The doctor obviously expected me to shriek in horror as she told me those were the drugs used in pregnancies, for example. It was all I could do not to snort - like I'm ever going to be pregnant! Slightly more concerned by the fact that they're also used in cardiac problems, but that's a bridge I'll cross when/if I come to it. Still need to get blood tests done to verify that penicillin is all that I reacted to in the operating theatre. Bugger. If the blood tests are so decisive, why not do them first?
Ah well. Have heard from Eugenie, who is doing well, if hot in her uncomfortable corset and smothered ever so slightly by her mother. She says she's cheering herself up by wearing bright colours. *blink*
Anyway, will see her soon, I hope! Am going to go read now. It's really wonderful to be able to read as much as I want without any guilt whatsoever!