My sidequests for this week were to read or listen to a book for 15 minutes, tidy up or get rid of any clutter that was disrupting my peace of mind, and to take a personality quiz to learn more about myself.

The clutter I took care of Saturday, and not at home but at work. There was some cleaning that hadn’t been done in awhile and a few things that had been given temporary fixes instead of actual fixes, and garbage that was sitting out that no one had tossed, and I got quite a bit of that taken care of.

Reading for 15 minutes is a cinch since I’ve been doing a lot more reading lately. I finished a book I was in the middle of and am halfway through a book about Van Gogh that I picked up when I visited the Van Gogh Experience.

For the personality quiz, I thought of perhaps retaking the Myers-Briggs for the hell of it, but I broadened the Google search to see if there was anything else interesting and came across the SAPA Project. It’s a longish test, and it gives measurements on a lot more things than Myers-Briggs. It’s also free, so if you’re bored it’s a way to kill some time.

If you want to see how much of an asshole I am, you can read my results! I’m not sure that I really learned much about myself, most of it wasn’t particularly surprising. I also waste a lot of time daydreaming for someone that supposedly doesn’t according to the test, and I’m not even sure I remember what questions might have related to that. And as usual with any IQ part of anything, slightly above average but below significant notice. A genius I am not.