I am such a dork.
I was copying HTML and I saw [ font size +2 ] and my mind was wondering if it gave bonuses to reading.
For normalcy's sake, a quiz.
Your Social Dysfunction:
Happy
You're a happy person - you have a good amount of self-esteem, and are socially healthy. While this isn't a social dysfunction per se, you're definitely not normal. Consider yourself lucky: you walk that fine line between 'normal' and being outright narcissistic. You're rare - which is something else to be happy about.
Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com
Please note that we aren't, nor do we claim to be, psychologists. This quiz is for fun and entertainment only. Try not to freak out about your results.
Got back from Knights of Columbus - we continue to do good work. Msgr. Murphy gave a speech to us about the period of transition that not only the Knights, but the Church itself is going through right now. The original need for unity and charity (taking care of each others' widows and orphans) that the Knights was created for is no longer the driving necessity that it once was, and so Father counselled us to find new ways to fulfill those precepts. I love listening to Father Murphy talk - he has a very down-to-earth way of putting things that goes well with his heavy Irish accent. It was nice hearing him speak and try to guide us back on a good path. The District Deputy agreed with Father after he'd left - though our Council seems to be wandering, we're actually one of the top councils in the diocese in terms of surpassing our charity and membership goals. Seven days into the new year, and we've already met our membership goals for the next year. So it's good to be part of a group that's so dedicated to what we do.
In other news (since I know most of you would rather I steer clear of this religious rambling), I continue to work and be happy. I'm almost done writing a D&D session that I'm going to use to kick-start gaming among some of my friends.
Apart from that, though, there's not much to report. I hope you're all doing well.
For normalcy's sake, a quiz.
Your Social Dysfunction:
Happy
You're a happy person - you have a good amount of self-esteem, and are socially healthy. While this isn't a social dysfunction per se, you're definitely not normal. Consider yourself lucky: you walk that fine line between 'normal' and being outright narcissistic. You're rare - which is something else to be happy about.
Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com
Please note that we aren't, nor do we claim to be, psychologists. This quiz is for fun and entertainment only. Try not to freak out about your results.
Got back from Knights of Columbus - we continue to do good work. Msgr. Murphy gave a speech to us about the period of transition that not only the Knights, but the Church itself is going through right now. The original need for unity and charity (taking care of each others' widows and orphans) that the Knights was created for is no longer the driving necessity that it once was, and so Father counselled us to find new ways to fulfill those precepts. I love listening to Father Murphy talk - he has a very down-to-earth way of putting things that goes well with his heavy Irish accent. It was nice hearing him speak and try to guide us back on a good path. The District Deputy agreed with Father after he'd left - though our Council seems to be wandering, we're actually one of the top councils in the diocese in terms of surpassing our charity and membership goals. Seven days into the new year, and we've already met our membership goals for the next year. So it's good to be part of a group that's so dedicated to what we do.
In other news (since I know most of you would rather I steer clear of this religious rambling), I continue to work and be happy. I'm almost done writing a D&D session that I'm going to use to kick-start gaming among some of my friends.
Apart from that, though, there's not much to report. I hope you're all doing well.