A friend told me about this site and I did the colour testy thingee and it was just so true. Why don't you guys give it a go and see what you think of the results...
http://www.colorgenics.com

I had no idea that colour choice could reveal so much. I actually had a bit of difficulty choosing the colours and think I would have had a more accurate 'reading' if I'd taken more time. But when I couldn't decide, I acted impulsively (Alyson, all that foot tapping must be rubbing off!). Next time I'll try and center myself and wait for a colour to say "pick me" instead of arbitrary clicking on one.

Thanks for the tip, Deb. It is interesting.

Glad you had a go, Louise. I did it twice. The first time revealed my personality and pointed out some of my darker qualities that I know are there but try to avoid seeing.
The second time, when I was in a different frame of mind, I tried again and picked a different order of the coloured cubes. This actually revealed my current state of mind! It was a very real reflection of my life at the moment. Quite uncanny!
When you get a chance, Alyson, Timna, Fi, Helen and Karen why not have a go!

Tried it a couple of times and it kept locking up my internet connection. Not that I had about three other pages open at the same time of course. My hubby tries to convince me that clicking on the mouse once is enough. Hmmm ... we'll see

Will try again!

I laughed out loud when I read your post, Alyson. I can just imagine you clicking away frantically while your foot taps. But your husband is right. One click is enough What is it about the internet that makes us so impatient? I think using it must be shortening our attention spans. I'm so patient in other areas of my life, but when a webpage takes longer than five seconds to show me something (text, a picture, anything) I want to move on. Tragic. Thank god for books is all I can say.

I do so agree! I can get very frustrated with the internet and I am a bit of a channel changer with the TV. But books are so very different. I love to relish every word and take my time. My twenty minute coffee break every day is spent drinking a latte eating a choc macadamia biscuit and reading (currently Joanny Harris "Five Quarters of the Orange") - I look forward to it so much. So peaceful and relaxing.

Problem is when I get really into a book, my foot taps and I bite my fingernails to the quick. Just finished a Le Carre book and I now have no thumb nails to speak of - so tense!!!