Tuesday, May 19, 2009

"You are soooo beach chic"

My town's convention and visitors' bureau (aka tourism board) had a slick booklet in the newspaper this weekend with the enticement to take a quiz to find out my beach personality.

Having spent my teen years wasting time reading teen-girl magazines (and a couple mags I probably wasn't supposed to be old enough to read), it's hard for me to resist a quiz. So I checked it out.

They told me:



"You go to the beach to see and be seen. And you're easy to spot; you'll be the one in the stylish beachwear listening to a sizzling summer playlist on your mp3 player, or dining nearby with your pals in a chic, sarong-friendly restaurant. Clearly, Fort Lauderdale is your perfect fit, with shopping and dining, the Riverwalk Arts and Entertainment District and the eclectic charm of Las Olas Boulevard."

Um, yeah. I totally go to the beach in a gold bikini. And carry a metal detector. I dip my perfectly pedicured toes into the surf just to say I did, I never huff and puff carrying my beach umbrella from the metered parking, and I would never dream of being seen with a Finding Nemo bag full of swim diapers and water toys that have sand permanently stuck to them. And if I can sneak into a resort on the beach to get a cute waiter to bring me a frou-frou drink with an umbrella in it, so much the better.

So I took the quiz again, changed a few answers I waffled on, and came up with:



Ah well. If that's what my neighbors and peers are telling me, maybe I should just go with it? Kinda makes me want to come up with my own quiz, though.

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4 Comments:

Blogger Heather said...

Heh. Nice metal detector.

May 19, 2009 10:39 PM  
Blogger LceeL said...

Who knew? I'm definitely headed for Florida - soonest possible.

May 20, 2009 11:56 AM  
Anonymous chelle said...

lol! It was meant to be the gold bikini and all :)

May 20, 2009 1:51 PM  
Blogger Mrsbear said...

Ha. There's nothing chic about a mother's trip to the beach, squashed PB&Js, lugging a cooler through the sand, having to chase your kid's floaty a mile and a half down the beach as the wind whisks it away. Don't make me go in to details about where all that sand ends up...Ex.haust.ing.

May 20, 2009 6:31 PM  

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