Apparently, I am a Neo-Liberal

This was an interesting test, with 160 questions including: "We should nuke Iran."

Neo-Liberal You scored 48% Personal Liberty and 38% Economic Liberty!

A neo-liberal believes in moderate government intervention on personal matters and moderate to high government intervention on economic matters. They believe in a social safety net or welfare state and try to balance personal liberty with safety or security. Some neo-liberals believe in more foreign intervention or war then most other leftists. Others are more like Centrist Democrats. More authoritarian-leaning Neo-liberals (such as personal 40/economic 30) are the result of a "fusion" between "old left" and "new right" tendencies.

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 99% on Personal You scored higher than 99% on Economic

Link: The Politics Test written by brainpolice on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

I had a good day today . . .

I am unsure why, and I don't really want to examine it too closely, but I came out of school whistling.

I felt as though I looked, well, like me, and I liked it. Blue oxford shirt, sleeves rolled up to my elbows, a yellow tie with blue pigs on it, and khakis. Black shoes, eh.

I voted! That was cool.

Classes are going well, except for a few kids I am annoyed at. Department meeting went well. I had to sub for an art class, and they were really good.

Then again, maybe it's because a buncha compliments came my way in the last day.

1. New guidance counselor, in the building maybe 11days at the most, drops me a note saying she understands I am the go-to guy for getting student tutors. My fame, she spreads.

2. I write a note to one of my favorite sports-media bloggers and he responds: "All lucent, blog-worthy comments - you should start one . . . Seriously - great stuff. .. ."

3. I had to write to someone at the National Honor Society national office, and I apoligized for having to ask for something that was already sent to my school. The response was: "Oh, we like you here . . . we liked to read what you posted on the message boards." From someone I do not think I have ever met.

4. The best one, even though I heard it before, came from a good friend who said, "You know what I like about you, Liam? You always try to see the good in people."