Happy Friday! Here are a few of my favorite things recently. Hope you enjoy!
For personality-type fans . . .
I admit it: I’m a personality-type junkie, so I found this description of the worst-case scenarios for various personality types fascinating. I’m an INFJ (but the description of ISFJ is pretty spot on for me too). The Definition of Hell for Each Myers-Briggs Personality Type
For anyone who wants the inside scoop on authors’ snacking habits . . .
Did you know that Agatha Christie drank heavy cream—without coffee!—while she wrote? Or that Emily Dickinson made homemade bread each morning? 9 Famous Authors’ Favorite Workday Snacks
For anyone who wonders what it’s like to get old alongside someone else . . .
What if you could fast-forward in time and see what it would be like to get old together with another person? This video simulates the experience: Young Couple Gets Increasingly Aged with Make-up and Revealed to Each Other
For Scribble aficionados . . .
In case you’re wondering, onesie, shizzle, hashtag, and cakehole are now legitimate on the Scrabble board: Go Forth and Pwn for Shizzle Say Scrabble Word List Guardians
For anyone making a big decision . . .
Summer seems to be a time of big decisions: graduations, weddings, moves, and the like. This article offers a practical checklist for when you’re facing a tough choice: http://www.relevantmagazine.com/life/4-questions-ask-when-making-big-decision
I fluctuate between INFJ and INTJ on any given day or situation, and both those descriptions are spot on! Here’s one another one that’s fun — your dream kitchen based on your Myers-Briggs type: http://www.thekitchn.com/the-perfect-kitchen-style-for-your-myers-briggs-personality-type-life-in-the-kitchen-219617. 🙂
Like Brittany, I fluctuate between INTJ and INFJ—small world! Most people who meet me think I am an extrovert, and I do enjoy talking with people (and meeting new people)…I really do like being by myself a good bit too. 🙂 Thank you for sharing the post about Myers-Briggs. I so enjoy reading about personality types!
Watching the video with the “aging” couple made me cry along with them (now how would effect my Myers-Briggs? LOL!).
Thanks for this post! How fun!!