· 22 Aug 2007
<><><><>..> This is a wee psychological ( how the f00k do you spell that!? ) test that I just done. Cool as a cucumber. I thought I would share my results with you below. Do you think this reflects me?? Pretty interesting none the less. Lis x :) Dominant Extraverted Feeling ENFJ & ESFJ |
Feeling types seek continuity through harmonious relationships and collective values. They excel at picking up on the tone of a situation and acting accordingly, adding warmth to a cool setting or turning sour into sweet. They will naturally seek to know what people do well, what they enjoy, where and how they work, and understand what they need in order to make the appropriate connections with other people. They weave and strengthen the collective fabric of social conventions and interactions. Let an extraverted feeling type know that you are in need of an accountant and they will most likely give you several names. They seem to have an infinite number of acquaintances from all walks of life and are always on the lookout for people in need and those who can help out. Inclusiveness is important and they are particularly sensitive to those who are excluded. Harmony comes from good, supportive relationships and upholding collective values. They are always focused on the other person, feeling a glow when those around them are happy, and troubled when something is amiss. They are natural cheerleaders, often expressing support, gratitude, and encouragement, and heaping praise onto those they appreciate. They take note of what is being done and what needs doing, offering their help and assistance wherever necessary. As team players and project leaders, they have a gift for rallying their players, focusing on what is being done right and each member's strengths. They are loyal and they expect loyalty. They carry conversations well, finding common ground with their speaker. They tend to find the correct and gracious way to respond in any given situation, no matter how tense or uncomfortable it is. It is well to note that extraverted feeling types will uphold a wide range of values, simply because shared values are what create harmony. Some will profess the importance of tough-minded logic, justice and scholarly debate because their environments have these shared values. They tend to adopt the collective values of those they love and 'belong to'.<><><><>..> |
Yip, well aye, well aie.
My God, my wee heid is bursting, what with all the to-ing and fro -ing between this and Bebo. Why on earth did I join Bebo? Turns out I have just become the newest addict to the onsurge of online addictive sites. Hhhmph. Plus, I find it whole heartedly funny that people are posting up exactly the same shit on both sites. I'm afraid to say I myself fall into this category. Boooo! Its dead strange though that people are quite willing to broadcast their life, and its like creating a new persona from which to hide behind and watch the world go by. Thats all fair and well, but f00k letting the world pass by - join in and get out and about and stop being such a computer geek! If you work at a computer then thats fair enough, nothing like a bit of idle chat to get through your day. Thats my excuse.
Well, this weekend is Aymans birthday, I'm sure you are all aware as there has been about a squillion bulletins, emails and texts about the thing. Its up the Campsies, the most regular outdoor party site. Munters Ahoy!! I'm dressing up as a chaterpillar, with my fellow chaterpillar side kick being Dom. Woo hoo!
Our/the samba band - name unknown yet - will be playing for a wee bit. I'm awfy excited, and after all the commotion I am pleased to confirm that I'll be getting wellied!! Thats not some new welly throwing game I just invented (please feel free, but be warned I've got a mean 2 inch jab) but I mean sozzled. Wrecked, Steaming. whatever suits.
Someone told me the weather is supposed to be stonking this weekend. Fingers crossed. Maybe the clouds are here today so they're gone tomorrow. Any one caught doing a rain dance will be escorted out the next building I see them in. Not on my watch.
Rightio, have yerself a stomper :0)
· 25 May 2007
Well, yeah, bit of a crap subject heading, but as I have mentioned before - I hate thinking of subject headings!! Cause I dont really have anything planned about what I'm going to write, so really, there is no subject.
Today is Friday. Do I have the friday feeling? Well, sort of, but I'm a bit skint at the moment. How and ever, I can deal with that cause we're off on Monday too! Lets hear it for bank holidays!!
Live for today, and be receptive for the night,
Keep hold of your own and never lose sight,
For dreaming and pondering may mean a lot
But the best thing we have is what we already got.
Tonight is Woodys birthday and our new found samba band will be playing for him in Bar Buddha. Should be good fun...
Well, I'm pretty excited about this year as I have already booked all of my holidays, and guess what, they are all in the UK. May sound pretty crap to you, but what with all this global warming and all, its like being anywhere! Going to go and visit my long lost friend Ashleigh who fleed (?) flew (?) or left (?) the nest of Paisely for bigger and better ventures in Newquay. So, I will be trying my hand at a wee bout of surfing - and who knows - maybe this could be my thing. How and ever I severely doubt it as my balance sucks ass, I have about as much grace as a not very graceful falling object. Last night while carrying 5 drinks on a drink tray with specific holes for each drink, I still managed to drop 'em.
Holy moly, sometimes I think I need to partake in Alan Partridges LILM lessons. For those of you who dont know, that acronym stands for 'Lessons in Life Management', with a bit of hard work, determination and plenty of time, I may even be one of the elite few who make it to the yolk.
I'm going to try my hand at a no point limerick here..what shall i base it on? Hang on, I have just asked my work colleague to think of a subject ( he doesnt know why) and he chose... mathematics. Maybe I should have explained it doesnt have to be a curricular subject. Got to stick with the rules though, so here goes:
Today is Friday. Do I have the friday feeling? Well, sort of, but I'm a bit skint at the moment. How and ever, I can deal with that cause we're off on Monday too! Lets hear it for bank holidays!!
Live for today, and be receptive for the night,
Keep hold of your own and never lose sight,
For dreaming and pondering may mean a lot
But the best thing we have is what we already got.
Tonight is Woodys birthday and our new found samba band will be playing for him in Bar Buddha. Should be good fun...
Well, I'm pretty excited about this year as I have already booked all of my holidays, and guess what, they are all in the UK. May sound pretty crap to you, but what with all this global warming and all, its like being anywhere! Going to go and visit my long lost friend Ashleigh who fleed (?) flew (?) or left (?) the nest of Paisely for bigger and better ventures in Newquay. So, I will be trying my hand at a wee bout of surfing - and who knows - maybe this could be my thing. How and ever I severely doubt it as my balance sucks ass, I have about as much grace as a not very graceful falling object. Last night while carrying 5 drinks on a drink tray with specific holes for each drink, I still managed to drop 'em.
Holy moly, sometimes I think I need to partake in Alan Partridges LILM lessons. For those of you who dont know, that acronym stands for 'Lessons in Life Management', with a bit of hard work, determination and plenty of time, I may even be one of the elite few who make it to the yolk.
I'm going to try my hand at a no point limerick here..what shall i base it on? Hang on, I have just asked my work colleague to think of a subject ( he doesnt know why) and he chose... mathematics. Maybe I should have explained it doesnt have to be a curricular subject. Got to stick with the rules though, so here goes:
I hated maths when I was in school.
But now I think its kinda cool
Equations, percentages, rules and sums,
How brainy are my fellow chums?
The magic number is apparently three,
But 7 is thee number, as it likes to dine,
Ok, this is old, But seven eight nine.
Jees oh. Remind me never to set myself up with such a stupid and pointless task. I remember in days of yore I wrote a wee limerick about most of my friends, and one returned in verse. I think the opening line was something like,
'Lisa, Lisa she thinks she's cool,
But her poems make her look a fool...'
Nuff said. I'm outta here any way, enjoy your weekend and I will no doubt see ya on the rough and tumble.
Love n lipstick x
P.S I have just been informed by my colleague who asked me why I asked him for a subject and to whom I read out the limerick to, that in fact my 'limerick' is far too long to be a limerick. Apparently they are only 5 lines long!
My revised limerick is now:
I hated maths when I was in school.
But now I think its kinda cool
Equations, percentages, rules and sums,
How brainy are my fellow chums?
Not very, I'll bet, as a general rule.
9 May 2007
Current mood: sore
Alrighty fellow chaps and chapettes. I trust this blog finds you well on this mighty fine Wednesday.
I have found myself in a bit of a predicament. I cant stop yawning. Its not even funny though, cause my jaw is sore now and each yawn is lasting quite a substantial amount of time. Did you ever do that thing when you were a kid, where you inflate your cheeks and then expel the air in such a fashion that it makes mad noises? And did you ever do it for so long that it hurt like mad when you eventually stopped doing it? That is exactly where I am at right now. Ouch.
Plus I need to talk a lot in my work, normally good for me but today is another story.
On the plus side, today is humping day. This does not mean we run around with our pants at our ankles pumping anything in sight... it means we are at the hump of the week and we're almost o'er it. Lets hear it for humps - Yay!!
love n jellybabies
x
I have found myself in a bit of a predicament. I cant stop yawning. Its not even funny though, cause my jaw is sore now and each yawn is lasting quite a substantial amount of time. Did you ever do that thing when you were a kid, where you inflate your cheeks and then expel the air in such a fashion that it makes mad noises? And did you ever do it for so long that it hurt like mad when you eventually stopped doing it? That is exactly where I am at right now. Ouch.
Plus I need to talk a lot in my work, normally good for me but today is another story.
On the plus side, today is humping day. This does not mean we run around with our pants at our ankles pumping anything in sight... it means we are at the hump of the week and we're almost o'er it. Lets hear it for humps - Yay!!
love n jellybabies
x
20 Apr 2007
Current mood: cheerful
Hello der ma fellow fellows.
would you like to hear (read, rather) my new joke?
would you like to hear (read, rather) my new joke?
Kick, kick?
Whos there?
The man with no arms!
Whos there?
The man with no arms!
Har, de har har. What, you're not laughing? Then I challenge you to a dual. Make me laugh and you can get a prize. I'm being deadly serious by the way.
Anyhoo, last week was a fantastic week for me. The Tuesday night before I went on holiday I went to the GFT to see Dirty Dancing! Those of you know me, i'm sure you can imagine my sheer delight at seeing such a close up of the infamous Patrick Swayze. I was so wrapped up in trying to take a sneaky picture on my phone at the bit when he steps out of bed and you see his bum.., that i actually missed it! Well and truly gutted! The half second shot of his arse being bigger than my face was ruined by my greed to capture the moment on film forever. Pah!! Never the less, it was tip top tastic, I think I was on a natural high for a good few days afterwards. Ask Laura, as she was privvy to most of my uncontained excitement.
After the tuesday (wednesday) was holiday day! Had a helluva good time, done a wee bit of the afore said activities in previous blog entries, spent most of my time on the Cairgorm slope on my bum, my gloves were no longer water proof due to the extensive period for which they were on the wet snow. And the snow was very wet as it was most likely the last day of the season this year, and melting fast!
I really enjoyed the white water rafting, but truth be told there was nothing very 'rapid' about the rapids we were on. Incredibly good fun though, boinged off the end of the raft into the river Tay, got thrown in a few times, watched ma muccas be thrown in a few times; excellent. Think I'm going to try and get into it a bit more, see how it goes. Will certainly help in my bid to lose my bingo wings before I'm 30. (After 30, they're with you for life - Eeeek!)
Have you ever been to Newtonmore? Fantastic wee village somewhere up the A9 (between Inverness and Perth) This is where we stayed, in Craigower Lodge. They have sculpted a cool as fook walk around the village. Its a mild 7miles, so you can take a leisurely stroll without overdoing yourself. But me oh my, it was brilliant! Very scenic, taking in all different types of lanscapes. Check this, we took in breathtaking views of the Highlands mountains, walked through a forest, and an area which resembled an elephants graveyard, a beach (!) side of cliff faces, and a whole lot more besides. The locals, or yocals, sorry were very nice too. Even got me a job offer from the local businessman, but i think he may just be trying to have his wicked way with me, so I declined. I'm only joking about that, he couldnt get into my penalty kickers even if I wanted him to (no one for me but my man might I add) cause he was about 65 - 70 year old.
So, aye. It was awfy braw. Next time I get paid I'm going to get me a tent. Hope to get out and about a bit more this year. 'Mon the tent!
If you read this today, unlikely I know, I am going to the Halt Bar tonight for a wee soiree. Maybes catch ya there x ?
5 Apr 2007
Its Thursday! And not just any old Thursday either might I add. Today is the Thursday before Good Friday...Not religious? Well what the hey, never mind the religious associations, just be grateful that some of the world shuts down for such occassions. And, if you dont have a holiday yourself, then find a friend who does .... and basque in their excitement with them.
Sods law governs the heavens for this week though, and I can almost assure you that tomorrow the weather will take a dip. I am not basing this on any looked up weather forecast, i am using my own amazing sense of Sods Law Probability. Either way its thumbs up for me though, as next week I'll be doing a little snowboarding or canyoning, both of which are dependent on bad weather. So, Sod, stick that in yer pipe and smoke it cause I couldnae gie a monkeys toss what happens, as long as I'm off. Yip, I really am that selfish!
Hip hoppy happy Daze x
Sods law governs the heavens for this week though, and I can almost assure you that tomorrow the weather will take a dip. I am not basing this on any looked up weather forecast, i am using my own amazing sense of Sods Law Probability. Either way its thumbs up for me though, as next week I'll be doing a little snowboarding or canyoning, both of which are dependent on bad weather. So, Sod, stick that in yer pipe and smoke it cause I couldnae gie a monkeys toss what happens, as long as I'm off. Yip, I really am that selfish!
Hip hoppy happy Daze x
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