Jun 13, 2009
And now, in the “confusing personality categorizations” column…
My Overall Personality from 43Things.com: Romantic Organized Self-Improver
I don't really know what that means at all, but it sounds nice...
My Reading Personality from BookBrowse.com: Eclectic Reader

You read for entertainment but also to expand your mind. You're open to new ideas and new writers, and are not wedded to a particular genre or limited range of authors.
My Food Personality from MealsMatter.org: Fast and Fresh!
You value healthy, good tasting foods and prefer streamlined recipes to save time while using fresh ingredients as much as possible. You enjoy the process of making recipes from scratch, but time is often short so you need to be efficient by selecting recipes that you can make quickly. Because you enjoy cooking you tend to cook more complex meals on weekends when you have more time. During the week, simpler recipes with fewer ingredients and fewer steps are the keys to your meal preparation process.
And now we know that I really do have multiple personalities...
Oh, also important: from OkCupid.com I found that my IDEAL Match has an ENTP Personality type: (I'm not sure if this is Joe's exact type, let's just run through and see what fits him...)
Your ideal mate is known as the inventor (=JOE). This type is a flirtateous and energetic romantic partner, fun and
engaging, always looking for something unusual to try (=SO JOE it's not even funny!). In their enthusiasm, they may make promises they can't keep (Hmm. That may have happened once or twice but I don't remember). Their competitive nature and need to be perceived as an expert can be daunting to a romantic partner at times (Hahaha! Bring it on. I am undaunted!). They so enjoy the tug of a good debate that sometimes they act as if they don't take anything seriously (Weirdly accurate. We do like debating). They are usually very supportive and helpful to their mates, but somewhat scattered and unable to devote their full attention there (JOE! But we work together so well. If I feel ignored, I just yell something like, "HEY! Pay attention to me now!" And if I don't get full, undivided attention, I do get included in everything he does. ) They feel most appreciated for their great ideas, unusual perceptiveness, and ability to understand and communicate with people. They feel most appreciated when their partners understand their need for lots of social contact and their need to live life as spontaneously as possible (Wow. JOE! This is a great refresher on what a wonderful kind of guy I married. And what do you know - he just happens to be my ideal type).
Images courtesy of
kwerfeldein (flickr) and
Jezz (flickr) .

















