Today I have good news.
I won't be a gardener. At least that's what the test I took a couple of weeks ago shows. The test contained some suspicious questions about my relationship with nature, it was obvious that if I answered: "Yes, I love spending time in the garden...", the results would have said that I would be a great gardener. Duh...even I can figure that out.
Anyways, I answered the truth, and the truth is that I don't know anything about gardens. I loved "The Secret Garden" though. Don't get me wrong. I love gardens and I love nature, but the test questions were...funny and weird. Like...Do you have the ability to make plants "grow"? What?! I didn't know that required a super power. I learned at school that they only needed water, earth, sunlight, and of course, the seed to grow. I guess I was wrong.
Everyday I learn something new about this weird world. =)
At this point, maybe you're asking: Where did this came from? Wouldn't it be smarter to mention your main interests, instead of a "not being a gardener" two paragraph babbling?
According to the test results, I'm interested on being a writer or a doctor. I already knew that I wanted to be a doctor and that I was interested in writing. So, I have a question. Why did they make me take a four hour test just to tell me what I already knew?! Seriously!
I have to add that I would love to be a doctor. The only thing that makes me doubt a little, is that being a doctor doesn't involve a lot of creativity, and I love creativity. Anyways, what I wanted to let you know is that flowers and plants are now safe from me. =P
XoXo
Gaby
I won't be a gardener. At least that's what the test I took a couple of weeks ago shows. The test contained some suspicious questions about my relationship with nature, it was obvious that if I answered: "Yes, I love spending time in the garden...", the results would have said that I would be a great gardener. Duh...even I can figure that out.
Anyways, I answered the truth, and the truth is that I don't know anything about gardens. I loved "The Secret Garden" though. Don't get me wrong. I love gardens and I love nature, but the test questions were...funny and weird. Like...Do you have the ability to make plants "grow"? What?! I didn't know that required a super power. I learned at school that they only needed water, earth, sunlight, and of course, the seed to grow. I guess I was wrong.
Everyday I learn something new about this weird world. =)
At this point, maybe you're asking: Where did this came from? Wouldn't it be smarter to mention your main interests, instead of a "not being a gardener" two paragraph babbling?
According to the test results, I'm interested on being a writer or a doctor. I already knew that I wanted to be a doctor and that I was interested in writing. So, I have a question. Why did they make me take a four hour test just to tell me what I already knew?! Seriously!
I have to add that I would love to be a doctor. The only thing that makes me doubt a little, is that being a doctor doesn't involve a lot of creativity, and I love creativity. Anyways, what I wanted to let you know is that flowers and plants are now safe from me. =P
XoXo
Gaby
2 Comments:
Good they didn't tell you to be a gardener. A job that pays in money and fufillment is a lot better.
Are they still making teenagers take those tests? Truth? I think it's a "test" for something else. I bet it's the government's way of culling for new hires. Would he/she make a good agent, spy, etc, y'know? Huh. I see a story there...
BTW, I've included you in my cast of Characters (read: blogroll). I've never had a teenager on my sidebar. I think it's pretty cool and you remind me of my own 17 yr old niece. Welcome to my world. I'll be giving you a proper intro later.
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