OT: Friday fun quiz - What are you really BAD at?

1) figuring out our personal style can be both daunting and fun. Now that I can shop in "regular" stores I find I'm finding out more who I am, stylistically speaking.

6) I so hear you on this one!!!

7) Neither can I. I've always wanted to take classes but wonder if it's something I'd be able to learn without a modicum of natural talent.

I have NO sense of direction. I've lived in this city for 34 years and I can get lost anywhere. I hate it when people ask for directions to my work because unless they're coming from my house, I'm not going to be of much help to them. Or if I go somewhere, I can never find my way back without using my GPS. The good thing about it, is I am a fairly calm driver so when I get lost, I'll just drive around until I figure it out. I'd make a terrible taxi driver or pizza delivery person. :P

My sense of direction is pretty good so I don't share this one. GPS can be a wonderful tool (unless it gets confused.) I had one in the rental car when I travelled to Hamilton for my surgery. It kept trying to send me the wrong way down one-way streets.

Directionally challenged: that's me. If I can memorize left / right and landmarks, I'm good. I know how to read the sky so I can figure out north, south, east and west only if it's sunny and this is Canada! I know that if I leave the highway at a rest stop, my natural inclination when I go back on will be the wrong way to go. I, too, love my GPS when it has decided to be accurate and not select some convoluted route (yes, it does that sometimes. I live on the border and it will choose a route through the U.S. to go somewhere else in Canada. Go figure!)

Cleaning: I live alone and keep waiting for the cleaning fairies to come out at night. They never do.

Feeling good about myself.

As someone else said, that's the best I can do Friday morning.

Math.
Anything related to numbers.
I get anxiety attacks.

I'm mostly ok with math but decimals can make me tired. Google does a lot of my math for me (conversions from metric to imperial, for example.)

Hope you carry your passport at all times when you're travelling near the border. LOL

If you find those cleaning fairies please send them my way...

 Hey, I was doing some paperwork at the border one day, and there was a German couple there needing to be redirected back into Canada. Not only had they taken a wrong turn but they didn't have visas for the U.S.... and on the U.S. side they have a lane for those who never intended to cross AND it's a bridge for heaven's sake!! There must be some red faces as a result. Ooops. LOL

As to the cleaning fairies, apparently you need to be an honest, hard-working person to earn them. If I were Hard-working, I wouldn't need them. 

There is not enough space on here to list all my "Bad" things....

Fractions...I hate them...Baking is easy, but to put fractions to paper arghhh

Patience for stupid people, things.....you chose...

Linda

I'm sure you don't have that many "Bad" things.

I happen to like fractions. I don't like all math but I'm not scared off by fractions. Decimals on the other hand.... I can usually figure out the answer but it doesn't come naturally.