Hey!

Wait, that's probably true.

I love quizzes.

Eh, I think the whole MBTI is a bunch of hokum.

I think it can be interesting so far as showing that we're all special unique snowflakes and not the same. That is does so in four random categories is pretty random. It could likely show that Different People Are Different asking other questions. Like chocolate versus vanilla. Or Ginger versus Mary Ann. Or stickshift versus flappy paddle.

It's bizarre to me that people need to be taught this, but they do. And so I can see value in it.

Still, I can be grouped by Myers-Brigg about as well I can by many other characteristics. Just depends on what questions you ask and how honest I feel that day.

I think it can be interesting so far as showing that we're all special unique snowflakes and not the same.

Yeah, I had a friend in college who'd get very frustrated with me for my not liking to plan everything I did ahead of time. The Meyers-Briggs test made me realize I wasn't bad for being like this, just different.

Besides, my friend who planned everything ahead? Would end up changing his plans anyway. So there.

MBTI can be helpful communicating with different peeps, if you know their type.

My family plans the shit out of everything, but invariably changes them about 5 times.

Anyone here take Synthroid or know much about it? I started it about a week ago and while I don't feel like a "new woman" yet (was told it takes about 4 weeks to feel the positive effects), I swear my brain is even more of a sieve than usual. Just remembering simple steps in a process is rough. The last couple of days at work I have had to redo things because I forget a step along the way. VERY frustrating.

To top it all off, I woke up today completely congested. And it has been downhill from there.

Java - very jealous of your visiting today. Baby snuggling, Sparky AND MFN. Talk about a fantastic trifecta!

I don't think I've ever taken MBTI, but I seem to remember taking some test that called me an extroverted introvert. I think.

I like to have a general plan for things. My control freaky side would love to have detailed plans, but I have found I'm actually more relaxed about things if I can keep the plans fairly loose. Easier to roll with changes that way.

Ah man, they got the power turned back on in our building. Guess I have to go to work tomorrow.

One of my coworkers swears I'm an intj instead of an intp because I show up to most meetings on time (something she never manages). I didn't tell her that the p stands for "professional". But I really wanted to.

Suzi - insent.