Personality test results
Ta-dah, your personality type is ENFP!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENFP
-ENFPs tend to be more abstract than concrete. They focus their attention on the big picture rather than the details, and on future possibilities rather than immediate realities
-ENFPs tend to value personal considerations above objective criteria. When making decisions, they often give more weight to social implications than to logic
I am awake, and eating bfast (oatmeal porridge even!) at 7 am. Those of you who know me knows that this is a rare thing to do, since I usually go to bed like 4-5 am, and woke up at 8.55 am before I grab the dogs with me and leave- and then get back home later and sleep :P NOT a good habit! So today's plan is to change it, and keep myself busy all freaking day.
Well, in my all-changed-lill day I was thinking of giving up coffee too- but that would be too optimistic and drastic. (I'm in progress tho, after 6 pm it's onle tea!)
It's actually not that bad being up at this hour and seeing the sun rising over the hYill :)
R
Ps: In my next life I'm not going to be a dogperson! God. Doghair
E-V-E-R-Y-W-H-E-R-E seriously! So much for planning dogshows.
In about a month I'll be here with boyfriend!
Don't think it's needed to say anything how I feel about it => It will be the best trip ever:)
But, when someone told me she was suppose to be put down and needed a new home- And that someone being Jen, ofc I had to help!
Say hello to the new family member
Simin
The funny thing is how I said I would NOT have more cats ever again, and how If I ever mentioned it the guy was suppose to tell me that I couldn't. But, she's a cutey or what =)
Had a great evening with Jen, shopped clothes (Which I ofc needed!... :p) And then later we went to see the third movie in the Twilight saga- Eclipse. A great movie :)!
I love that site
A week or so ago, my mom told me that our cousin's wallet had been stolen during a movie. My cousin, unknowing, went home. Her phone rang. It was Discover. They asked her if she was trying to spend $1000 at Target. She said no, and checked her pocketbook. Sure enough, four credit cards had been stolen. Two minutes later, the phone rang. It was American Express, asking if she was purchasing anything for $1000 at Target. She said no, and they finally caught the thief. At this point, my mom turns around and gives me an intense look. "So what does this story teach you?" Put on the spot, I stammered, "Uh... Keep your pocketbook on your lap during movies?" My mom gave me a weird look. "No," she explained patiently. "After you steal someone's credit cards, don't make one huge purchase of $1000. Make several $200 purchases." Yes, my mom just advised me on how to steal a credit card. MLIA.
