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Your Daddy Is Bill o'Reilly
What You Call Him: Daddy-o
Why You Love Him: He takes you to church
Who's Your Daddy?
AND
You are dreamy, peaceful, and young at heart.
Optimistic and caring, you tend to see the best in people.
You tend to be always smiling - and making others smile.
You are shy and intelligent... and a very hard worker.
You're also funny, but many people don't see your funny side.
Your subtle dry humor leaves your close friends in stitches.
The World's Shortest Personality Test
Actually...that's a little weird...
More work tomorrow. It's hard to get up to be at work at eight on Mondays. But work=money and money=good. Actually, I was expecting to just drudge through it. However, I like working. I like having some responsibility but not quite so much personal committment as school. It's also nice to be treated like a full adult. So, actually work tomorrow is more of a good thing.
The time to go away to school is quickly approaching. I'm starting to feel a bit nervous. All the new relationships, and the fading away of old ones. Living so far away from the familiar. But the cacophony nervousness has a steady high note of excitement playing continually in the background. Moderate nervousness is good. Right? Right.
What You Call Him: Daddy-o
Why You Love Him: He takes you to church
Who's Your Daddy?
AND
You are dreamy, peaceful, and young at heart.
Optimistic and caring, you tend to see the best in people.
You tend to be always smiling - and making others smile.
You are shy and intelligent... and a very hard worker.
You're also funny, but many people don't see your funny side.
Your subtle dry humor leaves your close friends in stitches.
The World's Shortest Personality Test
Actually...that's a little weird...
More work tomorrow. It's hard to get up to be at work at eight on Mondays. But work=money and money=good. Actually, I was expecting to just drudge through it. However, I like working. I like having some responsibility but not quite so much personal committment as school. It's also nice to be treated like a full adult. So, actually work tomorrow is more of a good thing.
The time to go away to school is quickly approaching. I'm starting to feel a bit nervous. All the new relationships, and the fading away of old ones. Living so far away from the familiar. But the cacophony nervousness has a steady high note of excitement playing continually in the background. Moderate nervousness is good. Right? Right.