Friday, August 15, 2008

My Personality Type

Groundbreaking Thinker (GT)

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Groundbreaking Thinker (GT)


Groundbreaking Thinkers are charming, enthusiastic persons. They really bubble over with energy and like to take centre stage. They love variety both professionally and privately. Groundbreaking Thinkers tackle changes consistently with their optimism and firm belief in their own abilities; they are always on the look-out for improvement possibilities. Their excellent communication skills are of great advantage to them here. They approach the world with curiosity and openness and master new situations with a great deal of talent for improvising and with resourcefulness. Their spare time is taken up with a large number of hobbies; most Groundbreaking Thinkers like to travel in order to gather as many different impressions as possible. This personality type is unbeatable at discovering new possibilities.

In their work, Groundbreaking Thinkers highly rate challenges and diversified tasks. They cannot stand routine and too detailed work. They love to astound others with bold ideas for an original, new project and then leave it up to the others to implement them. Hierarchies, rules and regulations arouse their opposition and they love outsmarting the system. It is vital to them that they enjoy their work; if this is the case, they quickly become pure workaholics. Their creativity best takes effect when they work independently; but they are very good at motivating others and infecting them with their optimistic nature. Conceptual or advisory activities appeal especially to Groundbreaking Thinkers. It can happen that some people feel somewhat duped by their flexible, spontaneous nature.

Their sociability and enterprise ensure that Groundbreaking Thinkers always have a large circle of friends and acquaintances in which activity plays an important role. As they are mostly in a good mood, they are popular and very welcome guests. Grumbling and peevishness are unknown to them. However, they do tend to be a little erratic and unstable when it comes to obligations and this makes them appear to be unreliable to some. Groundbreaking Thinkers are very critical and demanding when it comes to picking a partner because they look for the ideal relationship and have a very concrete picture of this ideal relationship. Mutual aims in life are very important to them. They do not like compromising and would rather remain alone. For the partner, it is often a challenge to have a long-term relationship with a Groundbreaking Thinker. Groundbreaking Thinkers need a lot of space and diversity or otherwise they become bored and feel cramped. Types who are rather more traditionalistic often have problems with the willingness of Groundbreaking Thinkers to take risks and their often crazy, spontaneous actions. However, if one can summon up sufficient flexibility and tolerance for them, one will never be bored in their presence and will always have a loyal and faithful partner.

Adjectives which describe your type
extroverted, theoretical, logical, spontaneous, rational, innovative, intellectual, open, independent, curious, enterprising, analytical, clever, enthusiastic, venturesome, inventive, energetic, sociable, optimistic, non-conformist, creative, freedom-loving, charming, able to get enthusiastic, self-confident, communicative, capricious, inconsistent, outgoing

These subjects could interest you
documentaries, books, talks, museums, computer, Internet, strategy games, politics, drawing/painting


***Got it from Cecille's post... Tagging everyone who reads this! =)





Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Best Girl and Boy!!! =)

I sooooo love Katie and Joshua from So You Can Think You Can Dance Season 4 (US)!!!





Tuesday, August 12, 2008

are you ready boots?

These boots are made for walkin'

And that’s just what they’ll do




One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you...

Got it at Cutesygirl

Friday, August 01, 2008

happy! happy! joy! joy!

Inexplicable happiness...

No Tax Weekend in Virginia!

Circuit City here I come...

Friday, July 18, 2008

a week away from home

Ok, so I’ve been here for a week now and so far, so good. Last night I did my laundry the very first time (the American way that is…) using the washing machine and the dryer. Washing machines here are quite different from the ones we have in Manila. Here, there is a direct connection to the water and you can choose to use warm or even hot water! Ayus dba? It was my first time to use the dryer as well, I know mababaw, but really, I was amazed! Hehehe! Nakakatuwa coz by time I was finished, all I had to do was to fold my clothes and put it back in my dresser. No more kusot, piga and sampay! And all my clothes smelled fresh and clean kahit hindi naarawan! (parang pang commercial na ah!)

We pretty much have a system going in our house. There are 6 of us in our apartment, you would think it’s crowded, but surprisingly, it’s not. Each of us is assigned to cook lunch/dinner everyday of the week. To save up, what we do is cook a big meal for dinner then save some and eat the remaining dish for lunch the following day. Aside from saving up on cash, we usually save up on time as well since cooking time is reduced by half! :)

Anyway, enough about the stuff in our house. So far, we have been to:

Dulles Town Center
Walmart
Grand Mart
Marshall’s
Macy’s
JCPenny
Best Buy
Toys R’ Us

It’s pretty much obvious that I am having the time of my life here, but I have to say, I still am missing some people there in Manila. Mich is going to DC for the weekend to meet up with some relatives and Jet will explore Virginia with his relatives as well. As for me, stuck in our house with no plans at all. Hopefully, I won’t get homesick and bored. I hope Alwyn and Noel would want to go to malls and outlets stores para sasama ako!

Next weekend, I’ll be going to New York!!! Woot! =)

Sunday, July 13, 2008

kwento kwento

Yep, I'm finally here...


In just 2 days, I feel like I have undergone so much... mahirap magkwento so bullet points na lang... Hehehe!

* I REALLY hate good byes.
* Traveling is like getting an injection... I hated the first part (waiting)... but once it's over (goodbyes), everything becomes okay.
* I'm not a big fan of long flights.
* Roads here in the US are huge compared to the ones in Manila, and bad traffic is practically non-existent.
* My very first purchase here in the US... a GO PHONE! :) Now I can text Turon for just $0.10!

Monday, July 07, 2008

Confused...

... that's what I am!!!


I love this trip... really... I do!
I love the opportunities it presents, both professionally and personally.
I love the experience I will be getting, the lessons I will be learning... the money I will be saving! Hahaha!


HOWEVER, I hate the fact that I will be leaving him for 3 months...

I know! I know! They say that 3 months is not that long... BUT it's my life and I say IT IS long! Waaah!!!