Habits

I am forming a habit. Normally I don't have rituals, but I find that habits help me with extroverted activities like hanging out at a busy cafe for hours on Sunday afternoons after church, writing blogs and updating my facebook status. Which brings me to the subject of being around crowds. I don't like it. There is only one exception; if I can be around many people and not have to interact with anyone, then I'm happy. It would also help if this place was comfortable, aesthetically pleasing to my sense of sight, smell and feel. INFJs - well, at least this one - likes beautiful things. And if I can see beautiful people from different backgrounds interacting with each other, sending a politically correct message and appreciating art and poetry from all over the world, it adds to the experience exponentially. So maybe this experience is only semi-extroverted, but what can you expect from an INFJ?!


(Photo: Smithsonian Institution's Musuem of Natural History, Washington, DC) Elephants are like INFJs; they like to stick to their family groups (or the males have a solitary existence), they are fiercely protective and loyal to each other and are among the most intelligent mammals. Fun fact: the size of their brains and their trunks enhance their sense of hearing and smell. If I had one bionic sense, it would be my sense of smell. I can smell people and things and drugs that are supposed to be odorless.