I am very close to finishing the research paper. All I have left is adding a few more examples and finishing the introduction. I feel pretty solid about this paper. The vision paper needs a lot of work, but I finally found somewhere to live, hypothetically. According to my vision paper, I am going to be living in a 10x15 apartment in Seattle's Chinatown. Small, yes - random, yes -- but plausible.
I am excited for Christmas break. So, so excited. I wish I could fast forward to this Friday afternoon just to have these papers behind me.
Also, for those who care, I took the Myers Briggs Personality profiler and it came up with INFJ (Introverted iNtuition Feeling Judging). If you were curious.
Let's see... here's a line from a song I've come to love in the last two days...
"He says, 'Bill I believe this is killing me.'
As his smile ran away from his face.
'Well I'm sure that I could be a movie star
If I could get out of this place.'"
- "The Piano Man" by Billy Joel (my emphasis)
Another thing, and I may be stepping over some lines by saying this, but... I have much much more to say than what is mentioned here. So much more. But some things can't or shouldn't be shared or even said aloud. That's just asking for trouble. Sorry to be enigmatic, but it's getting late and you can tell by all these post scripts. I just felt like it should said, though it shall be remain unknown.
First of all, I love the Piano Man song! It's great! Secondly, I have definitely taken that test before, although I don't remember my result. I definitely had Introverted and Judging but I don't remember the other two. Me, Shelby, Johnnie, and Rebecca all took it together a while ago; it was fun. Anyways, I'm sorry that you're dealing with stuff that you can't talk about (or don't know how to talk about) but I definitely know what you mean about feeling like you should say that you have stuff to say that you can't say. It's hard. I hope things get better soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Valerie. c:
ReplyDeleteRegarding Billy Joel's words, I'd worry about you if you felt differently. It's almost time to leave the nest (home and high school.) The challenge is to make the best of the time you have and not wish it away. What would an INFJ do?
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