December 2008
5 posts
Essential Message
As an alum of Wake Forest, I get updates about things going on around campus. And being the curious person that I am, I actually read all those e-mails and magazines - gotta know what’s going on. Sometimes I learn some interesting things.
Recently, I was reading a transcript of a speech that Nathan O. Hatch, the University President, gave regarding Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. ...
Blessings from Students
I’m not the only one that’s gotten into the blogging world - many of my friends and quite a few students have as well. I’m a fan of blogs because you can keep up with the lives of friends who aren’t geographically close and some people, like myself, express their concerns and joys much better in writing than trying to talk them out. One of my favorite things is to read...
INTJ, ENFP, ISFP, ENTJ, etc., etc.
“Female INTJ’s are really rare. I think that life can be hard for them because the world prefers sensitive, extroverted women.”
I like to joke that I’m obsessed with personality tests like the Myers-Briggs (which is where those letters in the title came from, in case you didn’t know). But I don’t think I’m actually opbsessed. I just think that good...
Irrelevant
There are 2 reasons that I’m naming this post Irrelevant. First, I’ve learned some random facts lately that aren’t really relevant to me, but still interesting. Apparently, the average American has 8 credit cards and $5,700 worth of debt. Pretty excited that those facts are irrelevant to me. Why have I learned this? Because I can’t sleep (not so unusual) and apparently...