30 January 2013
26 January 2013
Six Question Saturdays: It's Not Unusual...
I'm trying to figure out where all of the readers come from on here. 12 views today alone, but it won't show where they're coming from. Show yourselves!!!!!!
Taking this from Aleisha and adding one more question to it, cause I'm tired. Yes, it was Regents week at school, but my brain is fried after working on my SLOs (student learning objectives...where we attempt to predict what our students will get on the end of the year 85 question multiple choice and short answer exam based off of how well they did on a 20 multiple choice question test at the "beginning" (AKA December) of the year.) 16 pages later, it's done, and let's just hope it gets approved so I don't have to rewrite it all. Cause yeah...teachers should be graded out of 100% with these kind of things...we're totally 100% responsible for how well our students learn. *please note extreme sarcasm*
1. What’s the most surprising or unusual thing to be found in your wallet, purse, or backpack?
I love when I find money in credit union envelopes that I didn't know I had...but that's not really unusual. Umm...I still have sand from Egypt in the purse I used there.
2. What’s the most surprising or unusual thing to be found on your computer’s hard drive?
Some of the music that I have is really surprising...
3. What’s the most interesting thing hanging on your walls?
In my room? I have a papyrus painting from Egypt, a Snow White painting, a Degas painting, and two paintings done by Surapa the elephant at the Buffalo Zoo.
4. What’s the most uncharacteristic thing in your fridge?
Uncharacteristic? Meaning that it doesn't belong in the fridge under normal circumstances? Candles and aloe vera gel.
5. What’s something you’ve done in the past year that you thought was going to be awful but turned out pretty good?
Working at the Science Museum...I wasn't sure how much I would like it, but now I volunteer there every once in a while during the year and hope to go back there to work during the summer months again. The group that I got to work with is awesome!
6. What's something that you're thinking of doing now that is unusual for you?
I'm contemplating joining up on Match.com...seriously. I'm through with POF.com and other free sites, because they seem more like for hookups that I'm not looking for. I'm wanting something serious, and wondering if a paid site is more along that speed. But at the same time, I don't want to pay that much for nothing to come of it, you know?
Taking this from Aleisha and adding one more question to it, cause I'm tired. Yes, it was Regents week at school, but my brain is fried after working on my SLOs (student learning objectives...where we attempt to predict what our students will get on the end of the year 85 question multiple choice and short answer exam based off of how well they did on a 20 multiple choice question test at the "beginning" (AKA December) of the year.) 16 pages later, it's done, and let's just hope it gets approved so I don't have to rewrite it all. Cause yeah...teachers should be graded out of 100% with these kind of things...we're totally 100% responsible for how well our students learn. *please note extreme sarcasm*
1. What’s the most surprising or unusual thing to be found in your wallet, purse, or backpack?
I love when I find money in credit union envelopes that I didn't know I had...but that's not really unusual. Umm...I still have sand from Egypt in the purse I used there.
2. What’s the most surprising or unusual thing to be found on your computer’s hard drive?
Some of the music that I have is really surprising...
3. What’s the most interesting thing hanging on your walls?
In my room? I have a papyrus painting from Egypt, a Snow White painting, a Degas painting, and two paintings done by Surapa the elephant at the Buffalo Zoo.
4. What’s the most uncharacteristic thing in your fridge?
Uncharacteristic? Meaning that it doesn't belong in the fridge under normal circumstances? Candles and aloe vera gel.
5. What’s something you’ve done in the past year that you thought was going to be awful but turned out pretty good?
Working at the Science Museum...I wasn't sure how much I would like it, but now I volunteer there every once in a while during the year and hope to go back there to work during the summer months again. The group that I got to work with is awesome!
6. What's something that you're thinking of doing now that is unusual for you?
I'm contemplating joining up on Match.com...seriously. I'm through with POF.com and other free sites, because they seem more like for hookups that I'm not looking for. I'm wanting something serious, and wondering if a paid site is more along that speed. But at the same time, I don't want to pay that much for nothing to come of it, you know?
23 January 2013
19 January 2013
Six Question Saturdays: Myers-Briggs Results
In lieu of answering six questions, I instead answered about 30 to figure out what personality type I have according to Myers-Briggs. I'm pretty rare...awesome!
INFJ: The Protector
(Introverted Intuitive Feeling Judging OR Introverted Intuition with Extraverted Feeling)
INFJs are gentle, caring, complex, and highly intuitive individuals. Artistic and creative, they live in a world full of hidden meanings and possibilities. Only one percent of the population has an INFJ Personality Type, making it the most rare of all the types.
You live your life with integrity, originality, vision, and creativity. Independent and stubborn, you rarely stray from your vision - no matter what it is. You are an excellent listener with almost infinite patience. You have complex feelings, and you take great care to express them.
In love, you see relationships as an opportunity to connect and grow. You enjoy relationships when they are improving and changing. You can't stand stagnation.
At work, you stay motivated and happy...as long as you are working toward a dream you support. You would make a great photographer, alternative medicine guru, or teacher.
How you see yourself: Hardworking, Ethical, and Helpful
When other people don't get you, they see you as: Manipulative, Weak, and Unstable
Typically have the following traits:
Intuitively understand people and situations
Idealistic
Highly principled
Complex and deep
Natural leaders
Sensitive and compassionate towards people
Service-oriented
Future-oriented
Value deep, authentic relationships
Reserved about expressing their true selves
Dislike dealing with details unless they enhance or promote their vision
Constantly seeking meaning and purpose in everything
Creative and visionary
Intense and tightly-wound
Can work logically and rationally
Orderly and systematic
Use their intuition to understand the goal and work backwards from it
Extreme dislike of conflict and criticism
Extremely insightful, seeing things that are not obvious to others
Have difficulty fitting into our society because they don't fully know or understand how they come across to others
All I have to say is...yup, yup, yup. That is me.
16 January 2013
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