  True or False? : 1. I like my job. True -- I'd phrase it more like "I'm comfortable with my job" (Lord knows it's not like I'm back working on the sewage system of a church-based wilderness camp or anything), but I'd *love* to be working on something that combined computer programming, music, poetry, aesthetics, psychology, chaos theory, string theory, fuzzy logic, the properties of concrete... 2. I find time to 'smell the flowers' so to speak. False -- I don't *like* the flowers, I'm *allergic* to the flowers, and I can't smell anything anyhoo with my current set of sinuses... 3.
I have no problem thinking of things to write about in my blog. False -- check the past week for evidence... 4. 'Organization' is my middle name! True -- although 'overly-endlessly-organizing-to-the-point-of- urlLink OCD ' might be more apropos... 5. If 'Plan A' doesn't work, there's always a 'Plan B. ' True -- but when you're down to 'Plan Z', it might be time to reconsider your goals... 6. I adjust easily to new surroundings. False -- I adjust to where an outside observer would *think* it was easy, but internally, it rarely is... 7.
I'd rather work 'behind the scenes' than 'in the spotlight. ' The terminology used in this question incline me to want to answer False: in the contexts of 'performance' (concerts, theatre, etc. ), I tend to gravitate towards the spot -- in an everyday-life context, though, I'd tend to answer True (in the words of Adam West's Batman, " urlLink I shouldn't wish to attract attention "...) 8.
I'm happy where I am, at this point in my life. False -- I can relate a little too well to urlLink Woody Allen 's urlLink oft-proclaimed sense of self-suspected urlLink anhedonia ... 9. I can wake up in the morning without an alarm clock. True (I *can*, but no bets on if I *would*) -- I don't typically use an alarm clock myself now, but J does, then she makes sure I get up -- in her absence, if I want to get up on time , then the alarm clock becomes a necessary evil... 10. I can function pretty well on less than 8 hours of sleep. True, if we emphasize the phrase 'pretty well' -- I typically function on less than 8 hours... 
