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^^^ me too. sephia.
It's not a bad thing to have an insight into why you do what you, for some of us floral. It was usually used for teammates to communicate better too. Knowing my teammate is revived when they have fewer interactions (tends to introversion) means, I might give them more space. A teammate who tended to extroversion might need to be invited to more activities to get them pumped up. Nothing inherently bad about knowing it. Overuse makes the test trite.
- Extraversion (E) or Introversion (I): Where you direct and get your energy—either from the outer world or your inner thoughts.
- Sensing (S) or Intuition (N): How you gather information—focusing on basic, concrete facts or big-picture patterns and future possibilities.
- Thinking (T) or Feeling (F): How you make choices—using objective logic or personal values and empathy.
- Judging (J) or Perceiving (P): How you handle the outside world—preferring structure and closure or keeping options open and flexible. [1, 2]
Also, I remember the actual book itself was on the weird side. Full of references to Greek mythology, and confusing terms. E and I, and T and F are easy, but not so much the other four. The way I like to think of them is:
S for science only, vs. N for intuition, and a belief in faith as a large part of reality. I can see whereupon a couple from differing camps may simply not understand the thought processes of the other.
"How can you not believe in a God, or supernatural creator to explain the universe? OR:
The Bible? It's just a d*mn book. Written by humans. The Universe? Science can, and has explained it all. Your fanciful ideas are just wishful thinking with no proof whatsoever."
P and J made sense to me by comparing someone (a P) who is fine with unfinished projects all over the place, multitasker, lots of irons in the fire, OK with clutter. "I'll get to it when I get to it, what's the big deal?"
Versus a J. Neat and tidy, orderly, lets finish this task before we start another. A place for everything, Clutter is promptly dealt with. A clean and organized kitchen is required. A big holiday dinner? The temporary mess is still an organized mess.
Simplistic? Absolutely. But a couple who wish to live together, or an office work team, or what have you, may confront these differences as the years go by. Friction may result. Just something to think about.
a vacuum cleaner
A pen or pencil
Toothbrush
Toilet brush
Postage stamp
Toe nail clipper
clam hoe
scale
lawyer
ice machine
go cart
vacuum cleaner
If you think about it, 140 times a year is 38%-ish of the year or maybe about once every 3 days. LOL, petalique, hope it’s not a toothbrush or lawyer!🥴
Could be so many things!
Eat fast food
Drink alcohol
The data shows a significant number of Amish in the U.S. are not assimilating and hold socially conservative views very different from U.S. norms.
The data shows a significant number of Mormons in the U.S. are not assimilating and hold socially conservative views very different from U.S. norms.
The data shows a significant number of Christian home-schoolers in the U.S. are not assimilating hold socially conservative views very different from U.S. norms.
See how dumb this game is?
So sad, I loved her songs and her personality. She was such a good person.
A friend had an album, ? Trio? Dolly, Linda Rondstadt, Emmylou Harris.
In My Tennessee Mountain Home
So sad, I loved her songs and her personality. She was such a good person.
Thank you for the podcast link, bbstx. I started listening on my way to and from my mammogram. No, really!
Jillly, she also asked to be removed from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination, but they refused. Here is her acceptance speech. Following this, in 2023 she released Rockstar with 30 tracks with rock legends. Fun Fact: Rockstar is her top-selling solo album in her career. I had no idea, but will stream it today.
Dolly was one of a kind. Such a special lady.
My fave way is to cook them on the BBQ grill. Cook one side of the crust, flip it over, add toppings, lower the lid and cook until done/hot. Don't need a pizza oven.
Favorite way to reheat any leftover pizza is a skillet on a med/low burner, cover until hot. Crust is nice and crisp, cheese all melty, toppings nice and hot.
I do use cornmeal on my peel. So I always have some cornmeal burning on the floor of my oven after cooking a pizza. Part of the ceremony.
I use the stone for lots of other baked goods as well.
A new chicken salad from the deli: Grilled chicken, pistacchios, (plumped) dried sour cherries, scallions, tasty vinaigrette (not dripping, just so everything stays moist). I really like it.
I have made Carolb's curry chicken salad twice already since seeing it is this thread and it is awesome!