iq tests today

I haven't blogged because there's been nothing to update or get off my chest.
Just sitting and knitting.  Finished 2 sweaters this winter.  I don't like either one much but they may grow on me.
I had the pysch assessment and it's more about cognitive ability than psychological state. It won't help with the disability application.
I am dead curious my IQ upcoming. I assume it's lower than it used to be but then I flew through the IQ tests *except the math* and at one point saw out of the corner of my eye the supervising pshrink being astonished.  She said I got further in that puzzle than anyone, and I think I got further in most (except the math.) I did exhaust the vocabulary items but it threw one new word at me, palliate, which is the same root of palliative, and means to improve but not heal a condition.  So, alleviate.
I also could not spell manoeuver correctly. I just did not, though, LOL  That's the kind of word that always gives me grief and the only one I got wrong.
I love acing tests. Gives me high self esteem. Can't wait to see what they come up with!
This might help me get more out of workbc if it shows I'm actually employable.  It did demonstrate that there's a lot of useful things i could be doing if someone would just hire me for it.
Taylor was sick this weekend, scared the crap out of me, but she seems to be over it now.
Ok, well, I feel like not typing anymore.

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