One Smart Cookie
Posted by Cottontimer on 23 Mar 2006 | Tagged as: Me
Over at Successful Blog, Liz asked another of her penetrating questions:
If you were known for one attribute, skill, or competency what would you want it to be?
She said it was a tough question, but I thought it was easy.
I have always wanted people to think I am:
I’ve never wanted to be known as the pretty one because physical beauty fades. We all become wrinkly bags eventually no matter how much effort we make.
I’ve never wanted to be known as the nice one because it seemed like a trait that people would take advantage of. Nice people finish last, don’t they?
I’ve never wanted to be known as the friendly one because I don’t care to have a lot of friends or go partying. Being friendly takes too much energy and time.
My ambition is to be smart, insightful, thoughtful, and original in every aspect of my life. As Liz said, I would hope that people could tell I was smart from what I say or don’t say, what I wear, my tone of voice, the look of my space, the look on my face, the way I shake hands, and the quality of my work.
A former classmate once called me a “smart cookie.”
Thank you very much, Denise!
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Smart cookies are smart and sweet too.
The thing about brands and big ideas is as much as we want to pick our own–really other people look at us and what we do and pick the brand and big idea that suits us. Your friend picked one that describes you perfectly smart cookie. That should be your tagline wherever you blog.
smiles,
Liz
Liz: Awww. Thanks, Liz! So instead of “hardass,” I should go for “smart cookie”? hehee
Cookies! that reminds me I forgot to set the butter out to soften!
I’ve always been the smart one too, and except for the teen years where I would rather have been thought pretty and fun, I’ve liked that label.
Age and treachery trump youth and beauty- and without being smart, how could one be treacherous? hehehe
Unfortunately answering this would mean unveiling the neurotic side of my personality so I’m not going to answer =/
I think my answer would be creative. But my brain is too frozen at the moment (a full day of field work in
Ditto smart for me too—-and, being here in NJ, with a touch of sass (it helps). Contiuning the cookie theme, I often get labeled “sweet” (it could be worse).
Deb: I’m starting to wonder if I should be a leetle more careful around you! heehe
Rosie: Can I coax you with a cookie?
river2sea72: Brain freeze. Ouch!
autismvox: Sweet and sour then? I love anything sweet and sour.