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Tara = TR Tonight I bought a book called "The Secret Universe of Names". It was dead-on about me. To the point that I got a bit teary eyed in Barnes and Noble! TR: With their down-home integrity and natural curiosity, TR's are drawn to careers in which they're able to express their original ideas. Their application of thier strength/vulnerability trait allows them to take liberties that others find impossible: like befriending the company bully or waltzing into the CEO's office unannounced.
An offbeat sense of humor contributes to their cheeky charms and they're among the first to defuse tense situations with witty observations.
TR's learn quickly when they want to, but prefer to rely on their internal radars to warn them of danger. Still, even with their extraordinary powers of observation, TR's can get flustered when events catch them by surprise and seem poorly equipped to cope with crises. This is why on the keyboard of life, TRs always have one finger on the escape key.
This is particularly noticeable when it comes to the TR's relationships, in which their unwillingness to tackle emotional issues can become a major barrier to intimacy. Relationships can be tricky things for their partners, who can never be quite sure as to what's really troubling their otherwise devoted mate. And yet, TRs are so confident of themselves that they really believe that they don't have issues.
TRs prefer to operate on their own terms and from positions of emotional power. Dealing with children, on the other hand, present no such problem, and TRs find their natural honest to be refreshing and completely unthreatening.
Your turn....who wants to go first? I'm So: quixotic
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I want things that I know aren't good for me: chocolate, preservatives, chinese food, french fries, babies, ramen noodles, whisky, wheat beer, sex, coffee, non-organic peanut butter, a dog, real butter, ice cream, fried cheese sticks, chicken strips, and salt.\
oh biology.
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