"Life goes easy on me... most... of the time..."
You Are Paper
Crafty and creative, you are able to adapt freely to almost any situation.
People tend to underestimate you, unless they've truly seen what you are capable of.
Deep down, you're always scheming and thinking up new plans. Your mind is constantly active.
You are quite capable of anything you dream of. You can always figure out a way to get what you want.
You can wrap a rock person up in your sheet of trickery.
A scissor person can sneak up and cut you to pieces.
When you fight: No one can anticipate your next move
If someone makes you mad: You'll attack them mercilessly when they're unprepared
Are You Rock, Paper, or Scissors?
That's funny, because I always choose paper first. Which is why I almost always lose, since I'm all too predictable. =D
You Are A Cedar Tree
You are elegant yet unpretentious, modest yet vivacious.
Attractive and friendly, you are full of imagination but might lack passion.
You abhor vulgar people, and you don't like anything in excess.
You have little more ambition than to live a calm life and enjoy nature.
You create a content, peaceful atmosphere for others.
What's Your Celtic Horoscope?
I like trees. *_* Although... abhor really is a harsh word. Maybe if we replaced it with a word that meant 'I really don't know what to do in the presence of vulgar things.' But I'm not sure if there is such a word...
Your Mind is Purple
Of all the mind types, yours is the most idealistic.
You tend to think wild, amazing thoughts. Your dreams and fantasies are intense.
Your thoughts are creative, inventive, and without boundaries.
You tend to spend a lot of time thinking of fictional people and places - or a very different life for yourself.
What Color Is Your Mind?
Fact: I have never dreamt in black and white. I don't know what that has to do with anything, but I thought I'd throw that out there for fun. =D
I haven't been doing too much, besides work. I think that the most frustrating thing about work is the lack of compassion/understanding people have sometimes. It's not so much that people aren't pulling their own weight as much as it is that they're too preoccupied with how much weight someone else is pulling. Is it too much to ask that, instead of insisting that someone's doing something wrong, people have a little bit more patience with others. (Although, I think that goes double for myself as well as it does anyone else.) And if we do, maybe we can see each other for who we are, instead of where we fall short.
Though, it was interesting today, being lectured by a different department on how we should pay more attention to when the movies end on our demos and how the PS3 is a horrible blu-ray player simply because it doesn't automatically play the disc. And when I stop nodding and raise my eyebrows, it probably means that I don't agree. And when I go back to working, it's probably because I'm not too fond of my silence being taken as a nonverbal form of agreement. But, again, I should probably practice more patience.
I suppose, if I were to try to see it in a more positive light, I think that she's a person of very strong opinions with the forwardness and honesty to voice them readily. And that can be very refreshing.
And I have been wondering, how do we get from point A to point B? In life, in our work, in our hobbies... anything really. The more I think about it, the more I feel like it seems more like a circle or sphere rather than a line. That there is no point A or B. That it's just all there, all at once. So I guess that, even if I feel I've lost sight of myself and my goals, I haven't really lost sight of anything.
Much love and many hugs.