Hang the Moon: The Cube

I copped this from JuliaBydulia's blog "I never met a giraffe I didn't like". She's cool. You should check her out.

She copped it from a vlog, nerimon's, who is Alex Day, and he is vlogging every day in April.

He's cool. You should check him out.

This is one of those "personality tests". Here is Wikipedia's entry on it.

It's had a book devoted to it, as well.

AND...it's in a deleted scene from the film "Serendipity".

So, here goes:

Picture a desert landscape.

Picture a cube in this landscape.

Picture a ladder. Put it in the landscape.

Picture a horse. Put it in there.

Then there is a storm. Where is it in relation to your scene?

Now, flowers. Place them in your scene.

That's it. The thing about these "tests" is, when you do it, it's done, and can't be done again.

So, here is the interpretation:

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The Cube: You

The Ladder: Friends

The Horse: Lover

or some one or some thing you love

Storm: Troubles

Flowers: Children

your children, or creative endeavours

So obviously, the size and shape of your cube represents how you think of yourself.

The ladder... do your friends lean on you, do you feel they are a burden? Etc...

How close is the horse to your cube? What does the horse look like?

(Those with dirty minds may want to "reign" themselves in on this one...hyulk.)

Where is the storm? Swirling around you? Far away? Inside you??

How did you picture the flowers, how many were there, were they blooming nicely?

This makes a great game to play with friends, or with some one you are getting to know... a date? Risky, I guess, but revealing!

(Oh, and I will tell my answers if asked.)

Hang the Moon