What's Your True Color?
My Result: Blue
You're blue — the most soothing shade of the spectrum. The color of a clear summer sky or a deep, reflective ocean, blue has traditionally symbolized trust, solitude, and loyalty. Most likely a thoughtful person who values spending some time on your own, you'd rather connect deeply with a few people than have a bunch of slight acquaintances. Luckily, making close friends isn't that hard, since people are naturally attracted to you — they're soothed by your calming presence. Cool and collected, you rarely overreact. Instead, you think things through before coming to a decision. That level-headed, thoughtful approach to life is patently blue — and patently you!
Mmm, is that the smell of cookies fresh from the oven? With your natural parenting instincts, your style is like the Donna Reed and Jimmy Stewart characters in It's a Wonderful Life. It all starts with taping foam bumpers around the exposed edges in your living room—before your first born even arrives on the scene.
And soon after that, we can see you racing two steps ahead of your toddler on high alert—removing the glass of red wine from the coffee table, and the cat food from the kitchen floor. Kids do get into everything, after all. Parent was a role you were born for. And your kids will know it from the first "Mommy" or "Daddy" that comes out of their mouths.
You know when to let the sleepover gigglers stay up past their bedtime, but you also know when to lay down the law with homework or practicing the piano. And like the It's a Wonderful Life parents, you can look forward to the kind of adult relationship with your kids you see immortalized on the best of commercials.
And soon after that, we can see you racing two steps ahead of your toddler on high alert—removing the glass of red wine from the coffee table, and the cat food from the kitchen floor. Kids do get into everything, after all. Parent was a role you were born for. And your kids will know it from the first "Mommy" or "Daddy" that comes out of their mouths.
You know when to let the sleepover gigglers stay up past their bedtime, but you also know when to lay down the law with homework or practicing the piano. And like the It's a Wonderful Life parents, you can look forward to the kind of adult relationship with your kids you see immortalized on the best of commercials.
Which TV Mom Are You?
My Result: June Cleaver
You are June Cleaver from Leave it to Beaver. You might not wear pearls while you do your housework, but you probably like the idea of being a traditional type of mom who bakes special treats for your kids when they come home from school and who sits down to dinner with them at night. You think of thoughtful ways to show your kids you care — like making elaborate Halloween costumes or whipping up chicken noodle soup for sore throats — and you work hard to stay involved in their lives.
Of course, you teach your children right from wrong and always hold them to strict standards, though you may prefer that someone else in the household do the actual disciplining. That's just because you are so devoted to your little ones, you can't stand the thought of missing out on any time with them behind angry doors or pouting faces.
Of course, you teach your children right from wrong and always hold them to strict standards, though you may prefer that someone else in the household do the actual disciplining. That's just because you are so devoted to your little ones, you can't stand the thought of missing out on any time with them behind angry doors or pouting faces.
Do You Belong in The Office?
My Result: Pam Beesly
Sweet as a well-stocked vending machine in the company break room, you're exactly the person people go to when they need a little pick-me-up from office politics and snooze-inducing meetings. Sure you can be a little shy, but that's exactly what makes you approachable in a sea of general nutcases. You show your true colors around the ones you really like.
Work may be a bit frustrating when you lie so low, but even a quiet type like you has the power to make it big. And you know, you don't have to play dirty to win — but it could be a little fun...
Work may be a bit frustrating when you lie so low, but even a quiet type like you has the power to make it big. And you know, you don't have to play dirty to win — but it could be a little fun...





No comments:
Post a Comment