Posted in Once I Was a Kansas Girl on 10/12/2008 01:51 pm by Ronnica
This post is entirely tongue in cheek. I’m just trying to come up with what your stall choice could possibly say about you. Truly, I don’t think it CAN say much about you, other than, you know, which toilet stall you choose.
The results of the “Which Toilet Would You Choose?” survey were enlightening. This is what your stall choice says about you:
If you chose stall A, then you could be clumsy and/or lazy. You go for convenience above other things. You may also harbor some fear of being stuck in the bathroom stall.
If you chose stall B, you are probably lazy too, but you also want others to think that you’re considerate.
If you chose stall C, you probably have been to a SAT or test prep seminar. You were coached to choose “C” if you didn’t know the answer back then, and now you pick the middle when given a variety of answers just so you don’t have to think about which to choose.
If you chose stall D, then you are rare indeed. You probably are scared of what others will think of you if they see you walk to the end of the toilets and have to backtrack as the last toilet is not up to your standards.
If you chose stall E, then you are concerned about your personal safety. Being in the corner also provides you with the anonymity you crave.
Thanks for playing along! I remember hearing once that people tend to choose the middle stall, but this very unscientific survey found the opposite. Stalls C and D were the least likely to be chosen.
Posted in Mixed Bag on 02/08/2008 09:59 am by Ronnica
You know those ink blot thingies that are supposed to allow psychologists to understand the innerworkings of the brain? Or those Pavlov dogs? Well, here are a few things that act like that bell in my life.
Everytime the earth shakes or moves, my first thought is of dinosaurs. I’ve never lived in an area prone to earthquakes, so I don’t think that. No, I think dinosaurs. I know it’s from Jurassic Park – you know, the water glass? I’m not scared, and I don’t actually think that the ground is shaking because dinosaurs, but it is the first thought that comes to my mind.
When it’s windy, I think of home sweet home. It’s been windy in the last week here in NC, which is quite unusual. Normally it’s entirely calm, with maybe a small breeze here and there. However, Kansas is always windy. Without hills and trees, there is nothing to stop it from being windy. When I would be watching a movie and they would be outdoors at a picnic or something and there would be no wind, I would think that it was so fake and clearly filmed indoors. I just couldn’t imagine there ever not being any wind. So, now when it is windy, I always think of home. I definitely appreciate the wind as I never did before.
Everytime I have to walk in the rain, I think of the song “Like the Rain” by Clint Black. I sing in my head, “I never liked the rain until I walked through it with you” everytime it rains (which isn’t enough around here!). I’m not really sure why, but I’ve always liked this song.
Are there any triggers in your life? Is there anything that always make you think of something else?