StrengthsFinder Analytical

In case you're wondering, I'm up to part 5 in my series on my StrengthsFinder results. This time, it's about the 4th on my Top 5 Talent Themes - Analytical. Go read it now and catch up on the rest of the series while you're at it.

StrengthsFinder 2.0 Part 2 of 6 Intellection

In my spare time, I'm writing a series of posts on my official blog all about my StrengthsFinder 2.0 results. I just posted Part 2 of 6 the other day. The report I got lists my top 5 talent themes as Intellection, Adaptability, Learner, Analytical, and Connectedness. I'll be writing about each theme individually and then later I'll write about ideas for action and how it's working for me. Stop by my blog to keep up with the series.

If you follow any of my other blogs, you'll have picked up other details at Tumblr, Vox, LiveJournal, Wordpress, and Yahoo!.

Learning languages

I took courses in Italian and German while I was in college, more than 20 years ago. I have also dabbled in Lithuanian and Italian (again) on my own since then. Lithuanian is the most different from English. The main reason I try to learn another language is to stretch my brain and give me different ways of thinking about the world. Will I ever use it? I don't know. It depends on 1) if I have a reason to use it and 2) if I have someone with whom to practice it.

I can't quit you baby

Once I start a blog, it lives forever. This one is likely to remain a photo blog. I don't know why.

Home of Paul Worthington

Yes, it's really me.

Aspen before and after

Aspens back when they were healthy

Aspens halfway through the removal in October

The remains of an aspen tree that had just been cut down

so happy together

here before us, here when we're gone

Speaker on new desk

last of the fall color

Swear by the iron moon

take me somewhere

I love going home - from last winter

Clash of textures

Still going strong

Simple and classic

a pile of bricks

Sharkocaster

Rose hips in my garden