What Time of Day Are You?
Monday, February 4th, 2008This amuses me, mostly because my schedule usually gets a great deal more complicated around 3:15 in the afternoon.
This amuses me, mostly because my schedule usually gets a great deal more complicated around 3:15 in the afternoon.
apparently I’d be a professor or something. #3 makes me laugh, though!
Professor
Historian
Foreign Language Instructor
ESL Teacher
Lobbyist
Criminologist
Computer Trainer
Multimedia Developer
Anthropologist
Judge
Activist
Civil Litigator
Criminal Lawyer
Lawyer
Public Policy Analyst
Corporate / Commercial Lawyer
Writer
Corporate Trainer
Communications Specialist
Politician
Web Developer
Print Journalist
Computer Programmer
Translator
Database Developer
Political Aide
Business Systems Analyst
High School Teacher
Critic
Market Research Analyst
Video Game Developer
Speech-Language Pathologist
Webmaster
Film Editor
Website Designer
Film Processor
Desktop Publisher
Computer Network Specialist
Animator
Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator
From the Career Cruising website, username: nycareers […]
Since my good friend, Crystal tagged me just before vacation, I’m finally getting around to this meme.
Rules
1. I have to post these rules before I give you the facts.
2. Each participant posts eight random facts about themselves.
3. Tagees should write a blogpost of eight random facts about themselves.
4. At the end of the post, eight […]
Via Bitch, Ph.D. comes a link to Acephalous’ meme experiment. He’s attempting to track how fast a meme can propagate across the blogosphere so take a moment, help a guy out! Post a link to his post in your blog and ping so he can track the spread.
And maybe we’ll all have fun with the […]
Nabbed from jo(e):
Is your blogging persona more serious than your real life persona? Hell, no. More the opposite, I’d say. Online, I rant, I snark, I snipe and only occasionally do I tackle something serious here on my blog: usually only to do with politics oracademics, although I can turn serious on other topics.
Do you […]
I know: what a juxtaposition!
First: I did quite enjoy Narnia, despite the misgivings some have expressed about the series and the movie’s marketing connexions. There were parts that threw me: Father Christmas didn’t immediately register as such for me and the young actress who played Lucy seemed to express sorrow and joy with the same […]
As seen on many others’ blogs, most recently at A Ianqui in the Village. Go to Job Predictor, type in your name and see what jobs are right for you.
With my real name, my ideal job is a rear end of panto cow. (What a Pythoneseque image!)
I much prefer my pseudonym’s result. Ancarett’s ideal job […]
Go to google and search for “Your first name needs” then post the results below. Real name changed to protect the unwary
Ancarett needs help.
Ancarett needs to move on mentally.
Ancarett needs to let him know she cares about him.
Ancarett needs to change her perspective not only about her job.
Ancarett needs your help.
Ancarett needs to know what […]
So I wasn’t an English major, or even an English minor. Still, these results aren’t too bad — 205/290 with no cheating! And I did think about becoming an English major, but I felt I had a better “fit” in history. Not so sure about that from my current perspective, but c’est la vie!
Well-Read […]