The things what have happened.
I just got my hair cut by a friend of a friend: nothing too drastic, but it looks better all the same.
Ed's parté was cool- it was most definitely Professor Plum with the revolver in the lounge, but we will leave that discussion for another day.
Our house is finally feeling like it is *ours*. We've been putting up all our framed delights that haven't seen the light of day since we moved and it really makes a difference and makes our house that little bit more like home.
Recently I've been learning how to type correctly, which is what I'm doing now in order to broadcast this entry- wonderful, huh? I'm sure it'll prove useful and hell, it looks impressive anyways.
Baby Mishmash is growing up fast. I was round Luke and Rachel's today and she walked for the first time =D. She's such a sweet little thing.
Dispirited Loner
You scored 20 Socially Involved, 46 Alienated, 32 Contented and 29 Optimistic Alienated, badly discontented, and mostly hopeless that things will improve. You're a lonely one. My advice is to take note of your alienation score; it's higher than it could be. Alienation is a psychological state in which you have trouble relating to and appreciating your world. Working to transform the mind -- and/or meeting someone who understands you and shows you love -- can relieve you of a lot of alienation, thereby reducing your feelings of loneliness and raising your general level of contentment. Once this takes place, you may also find yourself more sociable, perhaps because you have less to lose by being social, since you're comfortable in the world without an additional friend. Consider reading Hermann Hesse's book, Steppenwolf.
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 16% on Social Level
You scored higher than 81% on Alienation
You scored higher than 26% on Contentment
You scored higher than 25% on Optimism
Link: The Existential Loneliness Test written by DarkenedOaks on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test
Ed's parté was cool- it was most definitely Professor Plum with the revolver in the lounge, but we will leave that discussion for another day.
Our house is finally feeling like it is *ours*. We've been putting up all our framed delights that haven't seen the light of day since we moved and it really makes a difference and makes our house that little bit more like home.
Recently I've been learning how to type correctly, which is what I'm doing now in order to broadcast this entry- wonderful, huh? I'm sure it'll prove useful and hell, it looks impressive anyways.
Baby Mishmash is growing up fast. I was round Luke and Rachel's today and she walked for the first time =D. She's such a sweet little thing.
Dispirited Loner
You scored 20 Socially Involved, 46 Alienated, 32 Contented and 29 Optimistic Alienated, badly discontented, and mostly hopeless that things will improve. You're a lonely one. My advice is to take note of your alienation score; it's higher than it could be. Alienation is a psychological state in which you have trouble relating to and appreciating your world. Working to transform the mind -- and/or meeting someone who understands you and shows you love -- can relieve you of a lot of alienation, thereby reducing your feelings of loneliness and raising your general level of contentment. Once this takes place, you may also find yourself more sociable, perhaps because you have less to lose by being social, since you're comfortable in the world without an additional friend. Consider reading Hermann Hesse's book, Steppenwolf.
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 16% on Social Level
You scored higher than 81% on Alienation
You scored higher than 26% on Contentment
You scored higher than 25% on Optimism
Link: The Existential Loneliness Test written by DarkenedOaks on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test