no, the test didn't say that, I can see how you got that from what you see, but the picture in my head and the one on the screen are two completely different things. (note post script). The house I see in my head is kind of like a log cabin, in the middle of an old wood. thats a dirt path with an unkempt garden that still keeps its beauty. the tree is an old Oak, with branches hanging low and zigzaging everywhere (upon thinking about it, the oak should be on the other side of the house). There's a small stream behind the house (the door faces East, the stream's in the west). I'm dancing in the north (I'm on the wrong side of the house as well) with my head facing the sky. what impression do you get now?
I can't fully empathize as when I drew I didn't have a picture in my head and no thought of direction. I did have a creek to the back of the house that I didn't draw though. There were a lot of things I didn't draw. Mountains in the horizons, Rivers and waterfalls. So many things. Directions always get confused to me. What do the directions represent to you? East is like spring and new arisings - I saw the new green growths on the long-established Oak tree with the roots going deep, but it had no top as your house roof had no top. This I associated with such openness of mind. The west reminds me of evening time to unwind and get ready for new dreams. The north reminds me of cool-ness of mind, and the South of the warmth of love and Sun.