enismirdal | Meme post.

Cambridge is green and pretty. I miss my family a bit - it's a reaction to knowing this is the final push to finals and graduation. But stuff is good. Corpus is flying St George's Flag just across the road, which is kind of cool.

Bedder rearranged my room in a silly fashion, so I had to move it back. I had it nicely optimised, you see. It was, amusingly, too hot. Opened a window (my parents must be doing a double-take - their daughter, opening a window voluntarily...!?) and it's rather nice now. Removed about 2 cupfuls of ice from the freezer compartment, increasing its capacity pretty nicely.

More Scientific

You have:
77% SCIENTIFIC INTUITION and
70% EMOTIONAL INTUITION

The graph on the right represents your place in Intuition 2-Space. As you can see, you scored above average on emotional intuition and well above average on scientific intuition.Your scientific intuition is stronger than your emotional intuition.

Your Emotional Intuition score is a measure of how well you understand people, especially their unspoken needs and sympathies. A high score score usually indicates social grace and persuasiveness. A low score usually means you're good at Quake.

Your Scientific Intuition score tells you how in tune you are with the world around you; how well you understand your physical and intellectual environment. People with high scores here are apt to succeed in business and, of course, the sciences.

Try my other test!
The 3 Variable Funny Test
It rules.

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 80% on Scientific
You scored higher than 62% on Interpersonal

Link: The 2-Variable Intuition Test written by jason_bateman on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

And this one, which

evieya and, I think, someone else tagged me to do, so I'll do it! *grins*

Write a little paragraph about your name, why you chose it, what it means to you, etc.
When I first read Barbara Hambly's Dragonsbane and its sequels, I was in love with her writing, her characters, her worlds. In Dragonsbane and its darker sequel, Dragonshadow, there is a little poem containing the names of the dragons in that world and their colours. Teltrevir, heliotrope...Centhwevir, blue knotted with gold...

(I can only find a German version online, but it will do for illustrative purposes:

Teltrevier purpurrot
Centhwevir ist blau verknüpft mit Gold
Astirith blaßgelb und schwarz
Nymr meerblau violett gekrönt
Gwedthion ozeangrün
Glammring Goldhorn strahlend wie Smaragde
Enismirdal gelb wie die Blumen, weiß und schwarz
Yrsgendl weiß in scharlachrot
Hagginarshildim grün wie der Wald und Rosafarben
Morkeleb allein schwarz wie die Nacht

- as you might guess, Morkeleb was the main dragon who we followed in the books.)

Enismirdal, yellow as the flowers, white and black... ;)

We got to meet Enismirdal later in the story. He was a pretty, young dragon - he was curious in the indifferent way of dragons, and spouted lots of nonsense and asked odd questions. I sort of identified with the funny creature - being someone who occasionally spouts random nonsense herself! So somewhere in my online career, I just started using Enismirdal as a screen-name, and then people started calling me Eni more and more in real life... And thus I am Eni!

I like it - it's a name I sort of earned for myself, and I think it's cute. It's a bit more interesting than my real name!

What would you change your name to, if you were changing it?
Hmm...good question. Perhaps another random dragon out of a Barbara Hambly book! Or perhaps some unspellable, unpronouncable Angle-Saxon name (maybe a male one, just to be extra-awkward and confusing!). I rather like Enismirdal, however - it seems to suit me, and Eni is a good nick (and happens to sound a bit like a nickname I had at school that was derived from shortening my surname). It's also not fandom-specific, so if (god forbid) I ever got bored of LOTR, it would carry me rather nicely into a new fandom, I'd think.

What is your favorite username? Why?
Oooh...
I like

tuxedo_elf because it's fun and quirky! Also,

phyncke - I can never spell it, but it's just lovely and amusing and unusual. There are lots of others on my flist that I've always thought were cute as well! :D

jalbobble just makes me smile when I see it written down!