As far as finding a mind reader is concerned, reading a man’s mind would be fairly easy for either a man or woman, but I don’t know whether it would work for a woman to read another woman’s mind.

I am not qualified to judge that one.

Good luck with the twizzling. I just hope your friends don’t find it shallow (but remember that it is subjective - in the absence of the shallowness index, it is for you to judge).

I also think you should put compiling a shallowness index on your to do list alongside the search for a mind reader - who will probably be a woman by the way x

In any case, I realised that my experiment is false because you need an independent mind-reader to remain objective when measuring. I don’t think I’ll get round to that one either.

Is this all getting a bit bizarre?

I think one of my sub-personalities has a fork fetish. The other six just like shopping.

Of course I don’t even know if they make twizzelling forks for spaghetti but if they do and if they are not battery operated then I don’t want one.

FoX

However, I also tend to fall into the expansion on the trivial category from time-to-time. Nothing wrong with that as you often end up nowhere near where you started with the seed of an interesting idea (but not always).

I really liked this entry but thought it might be a bit too “out there” for anybody to get it. I am really pleased that you did!

That’s an interesting concept - noting down the random thoughts you have. I don’t think I’ll do that though since it would reveal my utter fascination with women and tiffins (not necessarily in that order) and that would get me into trouble!

I don’t really think you need to look quite so far to carry out a similar experiment though…. If like me, you like to try to create a blog entry every day, then sometimes you realise that you have done nothing or thought nothing worthy of being written about….. What do you do then??

a) You either focus on the trivial and expand into a piece for a blog.
b) Hunter S Thompson would be proud to be called a gonzo blogger, and you do likewise by setting out to cover something blogworthy.

Here are my two examples of the above:

http://arctic–fox.blogspot.com/2007/03/toast.html

http://arctic–fox.blogspot.com/2007/09/i-skimmed-flat-stones.html

I guess if you add most of your blog entries and count them into the above categories, you’ll have the answer over a period of time where the effects of the study couldn’t possibly have had any lasting effect.

Thanks for the smile though, your thought process was pretty much like mine when I go cycling…. usually I have to force myself to remember to breathe because of all the flotsam that finds its way through my head….

FoX