EvieFawn

Happy Thanksgiving! Sorry I didn't post last week. I am recovering from both bronchitis and strep right now. In honor on Thanksgiving, I decided to compile this stereotypical list if what I think every Myers-Briggs type is like at large family gatherings on the Thanksgiving holiday. My family has a humongous get-together on this holiday (and many others), so I thought that this would be a funny way of incorporating such a tradition into my blog. Without further ado, here are the stereotyped Myers-Briggs personality types as your relatives on Thanksgiving. INTJ- the cousin that finds a secluded place to read their book or play on their phone far away from the noise and ruckus.  ENTJ- uncle that gets into a heated political debate with ENTP. ENTP-  the bald uncle that starts the heated political debate with ENTJ. INTP- sits and watches the debate and occasionally points out how they are both wrong.  INFJ- the quiet cousin that hangs out with the adults a...

Hey y'all! Today I will be talking about the ENFP personality. I personally know quite a few ENFPs, as they make up 8% percent of the population. In fact, there is an ENFP sitting right in front of me as I write this 😂. They are very sweet and energetic people. Here are a couple of things I like about ENFPs.  1. They are very energetic and charismatic.  Enfps are very energetic. They always seem to be very spirited and lively . They are animated in their expressions and always seem to have something to say. Enfps always seem to be happy about something and seem to look for the positive in all situations. They are very friendly and outgoing, and they never meet a stranger.  2. They are imaginative.   Enfps are great at solving problems. They tend to be very creative also. They use the most creative solutions to solve problems in their everyday lives.  Things that bother me about the ENFP. 1. They are HIGHLY emotional.  ENFPs are very e...

Hey y'all! I decided that I would take a break from my usual series to give you a taste of what I have been doing this week. I am taking part in National Novel Writing Month, aka NaNoWriMo. If you do not know what NaNoWriMo is, it is basically a writing challenge in the month of November. The objective is to write 50,000 words in the 30 days of November. Today is the seventh day of this. You are supposed to write at least 1,667 words of your novel every day. Now, for the past 6 days, I have gone above the daily word-count goal, but I am still a couple of hundred words behind, due to a blunder of mine on the first day. On November 1st, I procrastinated (great way to start off lol) and ran out of time. I only wrote 169 words that day. That was probably the worst way to start off my first year of this challenge 😂. I am catching up, and I should actually get ahead of my goal by the 15th or so (unless I make another mistake haha).  All the while, I have been extremely busy this we...