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Mar. 4th, 2002 04:33 pmGot to thinking about the Keirsey sorter and found this profile...
http://typelogic.com/intj.html
I'd say on the whole, it's pretty accurate.
My dad once showed me the sixteen "Prayers for the Types" and mine was "O Lord, help me to be accepting of other peoples' ideas, even if they are wrong." Funny.
http://typelogic.com/intj.html
I'd say on the whole, it's pretty accurate.
My dad once showed me the sixteen "Prayers for the Types" and mine was "O Lord, help me to be accepting of other peoples' ideas, even if they are wrong." Funny.
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Date: 2002-03-05 07:17 am (UTC)Your mom sounds like she has a lot of gumption and perseverance. My hat goes off to her. What a great role model.
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Date: 2002-03-05 07:48 am (UTC)Anyway, it was quite fun growing up in a big family (Christmas was always a riot!), and thanks to a finished basement (which added a few more bedrooms and a full bath), we weren't quite as squeezed for space as the Bradys were. In any case, as middle daughter, I suppose I would be Jan, eh?
My mom really is incredible. Around the same time she was finishing her PhD, she also got a black belt in karate! My three oldest siblings and my mom all took karate. (I wanted to take it, but the sports complex went bankrupt just as I was deemed "old enough" and I ended up skating instead.) I have memories of my mom swirling around a chain whip in the backyard... hehehe... She is very cool. A great role model indeed.