Tickle Test ....my destiny

So I was looking at my friend's blogs, cause hey, my friends inspire me, even if they don't always keep up their blogs, I have no room to talk I spose. So I decided to check out this tickle test thing...you can pick from alot of different types of tests. I did the evil test and the destiny test. I found out I'm kinda evil and I'm a Provider....read on to see the results:

Brooke, your destiny is to be a Provider

Whether you know it or not, this is the role that is most in tune with who you are at your core. As a Provider, you have a genuine nurturing concern for the welfare of others and you're eager to serve them. You can recognize exactly what people need and your friendly, helpful, social nature makes them feel comforted. With your kind and generous heart, you are personable, talkative, and outward with your emotions, and your openness and sensitivity makes you concerned about the way others view you. Along these lines, be careful not to blame yourself when things go wrong. You cannot prevent bad things from happening, even though your tendency to be orderly with a strong sense of right and wrong may lead you to believe you can. Accept that you do what you can to take care of things and that this will get you far in the world.

So I guess that's sposed to be me. It sounds kinda gushy, but feels about right. Anyhoo, I watched this great Japanese movie called "Ping Pong" which has a great soppy sporty storyline about this highschool ping pong team and two best friends since childhood who lose and find themselves along the way and even have to face each other (and themselves) in a match at the end.

As for school, things are really looking up at Oshima Chu as well as Yachiho. It's great being able to relate experiences from both schools to one another. I forgot to mention that the principal at Yachiho told me my opening speech was suberashi (wonderful), and asked me when I'm going to bring my violin to school. He observed both of my classes yesterday. As for Oshima, the dollars awards system and translating crossword puzzles is going really well. I hang a couple of crosswords on the bulletin board for the kids to do...and well at least the boys seem to really be going for it. While at Yachiho I was winning over the girls with my Power Puff Girls English board. Makes me wonder why I'm leaving after this year again????