I am?

These are the results I got from one of those cutsie co-marketed online tests that are smattered all over the Internet.  I've cut out the co-marketing crap about saving for retirement at the bottom of the results. (I'm also not going to tell you what site I took the test on because I think that they're smarmy in their co-marketing tactics).

And yes, I took the test partly because I was curious.  Partly to view the other co-marketing content for a work project.

(my comments are in parenthesis - cause you know, I just can't keep my mouth shut)

Sunny, you've got what it takes to be a Creative Mom! (I do?)

Recipe for: The Creative Mom
Quote: "No problem! We'll just..." (we'll just... what?)

Ingredients:
A bunch of fresh ideas  (fresh, huh)
A potful of ingenuity  (pot calling the kettle black)
A dash of inspiration (isn't he a character in the Incredibles?)
Whatever's in the fridge (for the love of God, DON'T LOOK IN THE FRIDGE!!!!)

You're the type of mom who can make a prize-winning Halloween costume from cardboard boxes and old stuff from the garage (see, Isabell, being a bum is cool!), or whip up a tasty after-work meal from whatever's in the fridge (you mean from any take-out place in between work and home) and the cupboard (Nutter Butter's, anyone?). And what about your ability to make an earlier bedtime sound like a great idea to the kids? When there's a problem, you solve it—with wit and inspiration. (does inspriation come from the grocery store?)

You're a figure-outer (I'm no grammarian, but is this even a word?) and it shows in your creativity and innovation. Whether it's taking care of school projects or giving social advice to your kids (don't hit back, scream your GUTS out if she hits you again. Follow her through the house and don't stop screaming), when you put that sharp mind to it, you always come up with devastatingly (I don't think I like this word considering our recent fishtank disaster and budding toddler) clever solutions.

Tip: Don't slow down on the ingenuity when it comes time for cooking for the family. If you know they like something, don't make it over and over. Be creative. (creative and food don't compute for me) Think of other dishes that are similar to the favorites, (how many ways can you make mac n' cheese?) but with an interesting twist. It may lead to a world of new "mom, can we have?" requests. (already get these from the girls - can we have more treats?  Sure, guys, there's about 50 lbs of sugary treats in the pantry, knock yourselves out)

Comments

[Nikki]

They forgot the dash of Prozac, smattering of internet porn, and stealing the kids' Ritalin. (I am?) You ARE!!