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Me according to some polls!

This Is My Life, Rated
Life:
7.5
Mind:
7.5
Body:
5.7
Spirit:
9.6
Friends/Family:
3.7
Love:
2.9
Finance:
5.5
Take the Rate My Life Quiz
I think a pretty good rating. Dhanya said she scored 8.2. I would have liked a bit more on lovelife and friends/Family!


Your Birthdate: June 12

You're a dynamic, charismatic person who's possibly headed for fame.
You tend to charm strangers easily. And you usually can get what you want from them.
Verbally talented, you tend to persuade people with your speaking and writing.
You are affectionate and loving, but it's hard for you to commit to any one relationship.

Your strength: Your charm

Your weakness: Your extreme manipulation tactics

Your power color: Indigo

Your power symbol: Four leaf clover

Your power month: December
By Jove ! It is very true. Verbally talented, manipulative, non-commital...

On Average, You Would Sell Out For

$1,101,587
Who wouldnt sell out for this amount of money? But honestly, I may not.

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