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friar1610 · 03-13-2020, 04:55 PM

Ambivert is a completely new term for me but an apt description in my case.I've taken the Myers-Briggs several times. I'm consistently an STJ. But the first letter isn't consistent - sometimes I'm an I (but close to E on the scale;p); other times I'm an E close to I. Must be a result of which way I'm tilting on test day.

And I'll be fine with the current situation but wouldn't necessarily seek it out. And it will especially be a bummer not being able to go to a crowded Irish pub on St. Patrick's Day.

ls99 · 03-13-2020, 05:21 PM

Maybe it is time for a new version of: So whaddaya do all day?

For me Figure Skating season is winding down, Kayaking season is winding up. Another way to spend many hours just paddling around and admiring the lake, flowers, birds and other wildlife showing up at the lake shore.

Yoheadden · 03-13-2020, 08:04 PM

Hmmm, so an Ambivert is what I am. My DW calls me Michigan J Frog like the cartoon character. He sings and dances when no one is around, then just ribbits when someone looks. I can be just as comfortable sitting in silence as socializing at a party. Just depends on my mood.

Yoheadden · 03-13-2020, 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by W2R

I am looking forward to getting my pre-ordered video game on its release date, the 20th. I plan to stay home and play my game for a few months, which is what I'd rather be doing (even if none of that craziness was going on).

What game do u have on order? I’m a gamer also. Doing Star Wars Commander now, but they are shutting it down in 3 months.

ckelly78z · 03-13-2020, 08:30 PM

In retirement, I look forward to spending quiet mornings on a calm lake in my small fishing boat...DW may, or may not come along. I can also spend hours in my workshop fixing things, and inventing cool contraptions. Many times, I don't even turn the radio on, and enjoy the peace/solitude.