I'm not sure what is worse:
The fact that I just sent Larry to the grocery store for jelly beans
or
That he had to ask for assistance in finding them
or
That there were only a few white ones in the bag, so when one dropped on the floor, I had to resort to the "3 second rule"
The fact that I just sent Larry to the grocery store for jelly beans
or
That he had to ask for assistance in finding them
or
That there were only a few white ones in the bag, so when one dropped on the floor, I had to resort to the "3 second rule"
9 comments:
We should have another "guess the flavor" Jelly bean party.
How funny. I just ran across the Jelly Bean Test today.
White:
This person…
* is highly structured and organized.
* likes surroundings to be neat.
* when given an assignment, wants to know how many pages, exact requirements.
* always wants to know the rules.
* memorizes things well.
* can’t stand sloppy, unorganized people.
* deliberates before making decisions.
The white jelly bean person likes to controls the environment and likes a lot of praise. S/he is always trying to earn brownie points; gets reports in weeks before the deadline.
As much as I don't like to participate in touchy feely I don't mind making others do it! ha ha Anyway, I thought this one would be fun.
http://www.educationworld.com/a_admin/tools/tool026.shtml
Hey, the "3 second rule" is common practice around here...especially if you want to get to it before Rosie does! The asking for assistance...that's really to be expected. It's why I NEVER take Alan up on his offer to run to the store. He'll just bug me on the phone the entire time. And sending Larry for jelly beans? That makes perfect sense to me! I really see no problems here!
Knit - you know I love touchy feely. And even though Larry would not agree that I like my surroundings to be neat, I am definitely a white jelly bean. When people ask me what my "sign" is, I'm going to start telling them that it is "white jelly bean."
I hope that you are referring to Jelly Bellies because those white ones are the only ones worth eating off the floor.
Even more worse: making hubby purchase jelly beans from store for my vintage glass jar - decoration only and not to be touched!
I don't eat candy...how about some props for a man that ask directions?
I wish there was a "like" button on blogger. I would "like" all of your comments.
Wow--didn't know there was a Jelly Bean test--but this one is quite accurate, at least for white. Are we talking spice white or regular?
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