Genie assignment

Genies are not what come out of the bottle, but creatures with charms that contain their power. There are six elements of genies. Dark, Light, Earth, Air, Water and Fire. This tells what kind of personalitiy their power insist they have, and there are some parts of them as to how they carry themselves as to what powers they have. This also tells you how you can handle them.

Which genie are you? Surely, it's worth a look. After all, what power lurks within us all, waiting for a chance to shine out of our eyes in a metallic way? Or perhaps is aching for a charm to grant people their wishes? Though, that may not become true, in the least, it can cure our curiousity. Am I at 150 words yet?

Created by: Brianna of Redwishes livejournal
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You wake up in the morning, and the first thing you do is...
- Stretch and get moving!
- Lay in bed for a little while longer, letting your mind wander over what to do over the day
- Roll back over and bury your head under the pillow (After practically crushing the alarm)
- Curl up to whoever is in bed with you, bury your face in the other, and attempt to ignore the light
- Get moving, but sluggishly, it takes you a few minutes.
- Get up and get dressed, it's time to get the day moving.
Now that you are up and moving, or have dragged yourself out of bed, it is time to get breakfast, the best way for this is...
- Either pick some up later, or eat something instant, you have someone cook for you if you can.
- Manage to make something for yourself. It's edible enough to do.
- See if there is any leftovers or anything within the cabinets that you can eat before you cook. You will only cook if you must
- You drag out the ingredients and start cooking, it's better to have something freshly made.
- You tend to not eat breakfast, or notice, really.
- You have a couple options, you either eat nothing for breakfast, or make a full meal. You either have time or you don't. You can wait.
Having eaten breakfast (or not) you start to get ready for work, and recieve a phone call. Your friends cancel on plans to go to an expensive play tonight, leaving you with one ticket free in your hands, you...
- are impassive, you don't mind being alone for the show, they would have annoyed you anyway.
- are enraged and yell at the other, but let it go after you hang up. You can get someone better to come with you and make it a date anyway.
- had forgotten about the play completely...you shrug off the fee and consider if anything else got planned at the same time.
- You shrug it off and move on, you can find another person to fill in.
- You are more than upset. You hang up on the other and plan on making them pay back as soon as possible for both tickets.
- tell them it's alright and ask them to pay you back for their share when they can, Things happen.
Alright, now you have to rush out of the house to get to work on time. You quickly drive towards work, only to be caught in a traffic jam, you...
- entertain yourself with music and sing along, deciding if you have to wait, you can at least enjoy it.
- Honk incessantly, mutter about other drivers, and glower heavily. It's not your fault you'll be late, it's all these people...
- patiently sit back and wait for the traffic to clear up, keeping up with the movements. You will get there when you do, no need to get into an accident.
- pull out your work as you wait. Might as well get the day started while you're on your way and have time.
- roll down the window and talk to the people around you.
- irritably slam on the breaks and inch as close to the other cars as possible while waiting.
Alright, now you have to rush out of the house to get to work on time. You quickly drive towards work, only to be caught in a traffic jam, you...
- entertain yourself with music and sing along, deciding if you have to wait, you can at least enjoy it.
- Honk incessantly, mutter about other drivers, and glower heavily. It's not your fault you'll be late, it's all these people...
- patiently sit back and wait for the traffic to clear up, keeping up with the movements. You will get there when you do, no need to get into an accident.
- pull out your work as you wait. Might as well get the day started while you're on your way and have time.
- roll down the window and talk to the people around you.
- irritably slam on the breaks and inch as close to the other cars as possible while waiting.
Once you get to work, because of the traffic jam, you arrive at work ten minutes late. You are not the only one, and it gets you a nasty look from your manager. You...
- don't bother thinking about it, they aren't worth the frustration, managers never seem to stay long in one position.
- smile back at them kindly, they're just stressed out about their job, and you understand why they are upset, but don't want to hold it against them.
- wince, but go about your business. You hate when people get a bad image of you and your work.
- don't even notice until someone mentions it later. What?
- are sorely tempted to give them a rude gesture back, and do when the others back is turned. You hate the person anyway.
- march up to the other and demand that if they have an issue to take it up with you, and just barely keep your job...again.
Somehow you last at work until lunch, then seek the safety of the break room, where you come across an attractive coworker who grins at you. They hint at wanting to go on a date, and you realize you still have that extra ticket for tonight! You...
- smirk and eye the other, considering what all you can get out of this date. Depending on whether you think you can get your action for the night or not, you offer the ticket. If not, you can call someone.
- generally don't pick up on the hint, but when you do, you grin and offer the ticket to the other on the grounds of just hanging out the first night.
- practically blush, and assure them that you want to take anything slow, but ask them on the date either way...
- ignore them until they hint at a date, and notice the other, offering for them to join you...on the grounds they buy the second ticket from you.
- find yourself smiling at the other, and offering the ticket, assuring them you weren't even sure you were actually going to still go.
- stumble over your words while inviting them, and try your best to look cool while doing it. It fails miserably, but you manage to ask.
Halfway through the day you have left, you find a hundred dollar bill on the floor. You...
- ask all the attractive people close by in hope that it is theirs and you can get on a good foot with them.
- plan on asking others if it is theirs, but daydream and tend to forget to ask today.
- ask the people around if it is theirs and give it to a management official if anyone asks for it.
- keep it. C'mon, you're not stupid, 100 bucks is 100 bucks.
- ask about, then is careful with what you do with it. You don't want to cause issues within the work place.
- turn it into management immeadiately. Others may try to claim it when it isn't really theirs.
It's finally time to go home, and some coworkers ask you to go out with them drinking. With them are some great friends who you want to hang out with and you don't get to often. You know though, that you won't be able to pull out in time for your date.
- take up on the offer. There is no way you are passing this up for someone who will probably call out anyway.
- feel a little torn, but agree, feeling you could leave in time, you have done it before.
- say no, since you worry about not meeting them.
- notice individuals and go. If they want to throw a fit that you were out while you are treating them, there are no doubt people drinking with you who would go.
- pass, mostly because it's too many people.
- say yes under the situation that they don't expect you to drink, and you can laugh at them.
While out drinking, or not drinking, you bump into a family member, who wants to tag along. You really don't want them to, but feel obligated to at least make an excuse for them not to come. You tell them...
- 'I'm sorry, this crowd isn't really yours. I'll make it up to you.'
- 'You wouldn't like the place, or the people, or me. I plan on getting something, go away.'
- 'I don't even want to go, but I'm being forced, the least you can do is run.'
- 'What? Are you insane? Why would I want to hang out with you?'
- 'You don't like hanging out with me. ^^'
- 'Why don't I call you later if things stay tame and you can come then.'
After awhile of hanging out, you notice it is time to get home if you want to get to your date in time, but you are having too much fun. You..
- Use it as an excuse and rush out, glad to be away from that much of a crowd even if it was fun.
- are still having too much fun to leave. You call up the date, asking what they would prefer to do and tell them it is up to them.
- only notice when someone else mentions it, and decide it's best to leave before you space out again.
- decide to stand the other up and offer for someone who you are with to go instead. After all, you are having more fun with these people, and you know them better.
- immediately get up and head out, feeling that keeping your word is more important.
- decide to just skip it if at all possible and stay with these people.
You finally make it to pick up the other surprisingly on time, clad in your best clothing, and you head to the play. On the way in, you pass some merchandise for the play which your date looks longingly at. You...
- don't notice, and deal with the other hinting without noticing.
- offer to buy them some, and accept their answer when they insist no.
- buy them something, and add it to their debt...
- buy them the most expensive item with obvious intents in mind, hinting that they 'owe' you in a flirting manner.
- surprise them with an item when the least expect it, you already had a gift for them before you picked them up.
- buy something affordable, and offer to get something to eat afterwards to make up for it.
The date goes well, and you are tired from a long day. You get home and decide to get to bed. You...
- have a long conversation on the phone with a good friend before curling up in bed with one of your pets to fall asleep.
- collapse on the couch and fall asleep until about 1 am, then stumble on to bed.
- mutter about coming home alone, and though you climb in bed, you stay up watching tv all night.
- are not alone. You go to bed, but you don't sleep for hours...
- do some work before you actually go to bed, and email some people, getting some important things out of the way. You then read until you fall asleep.
- dread having to work again tomorrow and curl up in bed with a nice cup of tea to rest before you can go to sleep.

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