How can I miss you when you won't go away?

Last week: a strategy meeting for the magazine. A three-and-a-half-day Salt Lake City suburban extravaganza of brainstorming, team-building, type-finding (I'm an INFJ! What are you?) and much eating of surprisingly delicious food.

This week: a little R&R at the PHS*. A three-and-a-half-day Central Valley extravaganza of crossword puzzling, mom-and-daughter shopping, vegetarian meal preparation (Return of the amazingly delicious Summer Squash Rice Gratin!) and much noodling about in the backyard with the boys.

I, and the Pic-Dem, shall return to Portland Wednesday evening. And after I meet my looming deadlines for the next issue of the magazine, I'm going to work on The Book. Wanna hold me to it?

*Parental HomeStead

Comments

[eryn]

ENFP!

Have fun on your vacation time!
(I miss all of you. Ground Kontrol?)

[Lori V.]

I'm an INFP. A lot alike, we are (but we knew this already, no?).

Have fun on your vacation. Miss you muchly!

[summer Aiello]

DId you ever post the recipe for the Summer Squash Rice Gratin? I don't have it down in my recipe book and I have quite a few of your recipes. Could/Would you mind posting it?

[Blue Like the Sky]

INFP checking in! I've taken the MBTI and its cousins a bazillion times in various staff development helltimes Nothing is worse than a room full of introverts doing "team building.". As I grew into adulthood, my "P" dwindled until I often tested INFX, which (besides sounding too cool) meant I split the difference. The more administrative my position, the more I veered perilously close to INFJ. I-J's often present as what most folks view as "extroverts," but they (we) can't wait to run home and hide. This time, my "P" is becoming more pronounced. Hence, I think, my current muddy thinking.

[Stephanie T.]

taught the MBTI for many, many years...even did a bit of work with Consulting Psyche...
ENFJ all the way!