Fridge Test

We are now doing a quiz at the Sweet Shoppe to see what our fridge says about us...

What Your Fridge Says About You

You like to be surrounded by things you love. You aren't exactly greedy, but you can be materialistic at times. You are a very thrifty person. You don't like to waste money... or food. You don't tend to be a very adventurous person, but you do surprise everyone now and then. You have a bit of a wild side. You try to be responsible, but you don't always succeed. Your heart is in the right place though. You are likely to be married - and very busy.

What Do the Contents of Your Refrigerator Say About You?

It's pretty accurate, I'd say...

Nerd Alert!!! I am Uber Cool Nerd Queen!

OMG! OK, so the FOBTY this week is Nerdiness score. I'd like to think of myself as somewhat of a nerd, not a complete and an utter nerd. Boy was I wrong! Per the test, I am a SUPREME NERD! Was it because I knew the scientists pictured or my periodic table or the fact that I took upper level college mathematics? Or is it because I know my IP address or think that "researcher" sounds like a neat job? Who knows. But, wow, I'm REALLY a nerd. Good thing they don't have a spazz test - I'd totally rock that one, lol.





I guess that's why I love watching "Revenge of the Nerds" over and over again. I get it, totally. And Gilbert was cute! Maybe I should get a life... nah, I like the one I've got. A lot of people went to school with must have been nerds too. My Dad certainly was - I know he would have known those scientists and his periodic table; he always got great grades (much better than mine), and he was Mensa material (I've tested well on those Mensa tests too).

Oh so I go back to the test and take the level 2 test to find out what kind of nerd I am. Here goes....

Vacation Needed

So Angela at the Sweet Shoppe is asking - if money was no object, where would our dream vacation spot be. What a tough question, because for me it would not just be one spot. Really, I would travel all over the place. If husband was in tow, it would only be to English-speaking countries (Canada, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, South Africa, India, Australia and New Zealand). But if I had to pick one spot, I think it would depend on my mood. If I'm in an energetic let's do stuff mood/mode, I would say New York City. Expensive, but so much to do and see. If I'm in a let's retreat from the world and just utterly relax mood/mode, I think it would be back to a cabin in the middle of the Great Smoky Mountains.

Of course I realized last weekend that every weekend needs to be three days. By the time you do errands, housework, yard work, etc. the weekend is almost over - thus a third day is needed for the true relaxation. Of course this was a lazy weekend - didn't do much except scrap - part because we both expected it to rain all weekend (but it didn't). And I really should have gotten some work done. Oh well....