My name

According to the Kabalarian website, your name sort of defines you. Here's what my names mean, with the bits I agree with highlighted. Red=totally agree with. Brown=vaguely and/or occasionally true

My Real First Name Only: As [ ] you have a great love of nature and the out-of-doors. All the finer things of life and beauties of nature are an inspiration to you and you are attracted to the mysteries of nature. Difficulty in expression results in your being too positive, blunt, and candid in speech and although you are easily offended by others, you do not show it. You crave affection and understanding, but rarely find it as others do not understand you and accuse you of being cool and aloof. The average person would never realize the true depth of your nature.

Although the name [ ] creates an interest in the deeper aspects of life, we emphasize that it causes a blunt expression that alienates others. This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success [shades of yesterday's enneagram results!], as well as cause health weaknesses in the lungs, heart, bronchial area, and tension or accidents to the head.

My Blog Name: The first name of Cat leads you to assume considerable responsibility and to prefer to work independently, without direction or interference from others because you have very definite ideas of your own. Your mind is quick to comprehend and you can be depended upon to do any job well. Because you tend to be somewhat of a perfectionist, you might insist on doing too many things yourself instead of delegating jobs to others who might do less satisfactory work. This name does make you quite direct and straight-to-the-point.

The name Cat creates the urge to be creative and original, but we draw to your attention that the name causes a superior, interfering quality that tends to resent the opinions of others. This name, when combined with the last name, can frustrate happiness, contentment, and success, as well as cause health weaknesses or accidents to the head, worry and mental tension.

So, clearly, the fact that I chose Cat as an extremely ironic moniker was fated. Good thing I didn't choose Marion!