INTJ

Have you ever taken a Myers-Briggs test before? They are long and tedious, but I don't know. I think they can be accurate.

I am an INTJ. And I laughed at how well the test had nailed me down, especially the faults. Heck, all the reasons of why I dislike/have-trouble-with/don't-understand/tend-to-end-early dating fit the INTJ persona.

Try googling Myers-Briggs test. They have ones that charge you money, but there are plenty that are free online too. Tell me what you get?

Jen's Wedding

I was in Detroit last weekend for my cousin, Jen's weekend. It was kind of awkward for me to be there. I didn't really know anyone, other than my dad. And while you could say she's family, I hadn't seen her in over six years, and even back then, I had only seen her for maybe a weekend on Thanksgiving?

I can't really comment much on the wedding. She's Lutheran (I think?) and the wedding consisted of family and church group friends. I guess you could say I'm not a very religious person (or at least, that I'm not a Lutheran myself) so the culture and traditions were something new to me. Her dress was beautiful though, and she seemed happy to be marrying her husband. :-)

So it was nice to be able to go.


(no that is not stock footage. That is me messing w/ Photoshop....)

Graduated!

Ha! Graduation! We have mastered the entertainment tech! Achievement unlocked! Lol.

It's a weird and happy mix of joy and bittersweetness from having finished 2 years of a great experience and knowing that we are all going our separate ways. Looking back, I really did love this grad program which, as a result, made this graduation ceremony very meaningful for me. Much more meaningful than my Art graduation ceremony two years ago (sorry guys... but then again, I think the feeling was mutual with my Art School friends.... Also, you can't really argue with a graduation ceremony that involves dinner, an awards ceremony, and lots of photos and laughter). Graduation felt like a completion, which I guess is always a bittersweet moment in itself.

I'm glad for these last two years with my wonderful classmates, faculty, and staff. In pure honesty, it is the people that make the whole experience worth while.