Anne Scores Big On Discovery Health's Sensuality Test

Good morning from New York. It’s unusual to vacate one’s home twice in three months. My December exit from New York lasted eight days. On Saturday, I went to the window of my Carversville cottage, fearful that a tornado was nearby. In a flash, a ferocious wind swept through town, leaving us with no heat, electricity, water or internet. We’re still down and out in Carversville.

Most sensory experiences are far more delightful than Saturday’s.

If you read my journal, you, too,  probably enjoy living a sensual life. I just took this sensuality test on Discovery Health. Of course, I scored very high, over 90. What does this say about me?

 Sensuality is an acute awareness of what the senses perceive. This preoccupation or devotion to that which is smelled, felt, touched, heard, tasted, and seen has some bearing on how one experiences life. Studies have shown that people who are exceptionally sensual live for the moment and are not hung up on the future or the past. What is presently going on is enough to captures the sensual individual’s full attention. This is an excellent recipe for happiness. Sensual people enjoy experience itself, basking in actual acts rather than rushing through them to get at some possible or imaginary end. In sum, sensual persons take advantage of what life has to offer, living everyday as if it were their last.