Whether it's new friends or new loves or new employers, what are five things people should know about you?
I require chocolate on a regular basis. I'll provide it for myself. I'll even share. But time must be made for the chocolate, or things can get ugly.
I am most comfortable knowing who is in charge, and that they take that role seriously. Otherwise, even when I don't mean to, I tend to want to fill that leadership gap. Good thing I'm taking a class this summer on Collaborative Leadership.
I generally play well with others, and I never run with scissors.
I am easily frustrated and need a safe place to vent sometimes. And then I get over it.
I am an extrovert, and very loyal. I need to interact with people--a lot--or I start to look for ways to distract myself. Sometimes great creative insights come from those distractions, but usually, I'm just playing games on the computer.
I need to be in that Collaborative Leadership class!
ReplyDeletefabulously fun play!
ReplyDeleteI resemble your remarks, too!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear about the scissors!
ReplyDeleteYep, I also abhor that vacuum.
ReplyDeleteoh you distracted extrovert you... it's a miracle you don't run with scissors then!
ReplyDeleteFun play! I, too, enjoy a good chocolate break during the day. :)
ReplyDeleteIs chocolate optional I thought it was essential for life, like air....
ReplyDeleteI work in a collaborative ministry team, it can be tough, even with training.
Wonderful F-5 response! Can it be any chocolate or are you in a different chocolate lovin' category where it needs to be a certain percentage of dark? Milk? Our organist is to the point where it must be "99% Dark Choc" or the secretary gets it... not that she complains!
ReplyDeleteDo you ever find yourself online playing canasta, by chance? If so, we should arrange a game!! (I fully support temporary distractions of the canasta nature!)
Cute answers, especially the scissors one.
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