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	*This quiz, adapted from The Bridge Between Two Lifetimes, by Marilyn Powers, Ph.D., is intended as a self-exploration tool but is not a scientifically validated test.   Number of questions: 8 Time required: 3 minutes         Your reunion is being organized by your old arch nemesis. You haven't seen her since high school, but you hear she's become a successful businesswoman. You, on the other hand, have just lost your job and are going through a messy divorce. You:             Tear up your invitation. You'll never be able to compete with her accomplishments.               Send in your RSVP immediately. This would be the perfect opportunity to work through a lot of old negative emotions and finally clear things up with her.               Put your invitation aside. You'll think about going, but not until you've lost 10 pounds, found a new job and a great date.         Home | Family | Money | Work | Health | Play E-mail Me | Unsubscribe | Stock Quotes | "Me" Meters | Message Board | Search About Us | Site Map | Employment | Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Contact Us Advertising and Sales | Advertise with us   Copyright 1999-2001 MyPrimeTime, All Rights Reserved. MyPrimeTime and the other MyPrimeTime products on this site are trademarks of MyPrimeTime, Inc. The names of actual companies and their products mentioned on this site may be the trademarks of their respective owners.