Tag Archives: ISFJ

“Hello, God, Answers Please?”

Posted on May 30, 2014 by kristinlindeen

Many moms have commented on the blessing I enjoy of having my kids in a wonderful daycare. And yes, it’s a blessing! I’m so grateful to work from home, with such flexibility, with a lady who loves my kids I … Continue reading →

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How Spontaneity Helped Me Clean the Bathrooms

Posted on April 20, 2014 by kristinlindeen

Tonight, from 5pm on, I cleaned two bathrooms, bathed two children, gave one haircut, made three dinners, cleaned one kitchen, baked one cake, dressed two children, painted 10 fingernails and 10 toenails, created two Easter baskets, did a 30 minute … Continue reading →

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Halle Berry, Rosa Parks … and Me

Posted on February 11, 2014 by kristinlindeen

Ever get bored and just start randomly browsing the internet? Okay great–good to know I’m not the only one. I randomly came across this site and decided hey, I’ll go ahead and post it! If you know me, you know … Continue reading →

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Myers Briggs & Marriage: ISFJ & INTJ

Posted on April 23, 2013 by kristinlindeen

I am an ISFJ. My husband is an INTJ. I’ve heard it said, that when looking for a mate, one should seek to find someone who shares the same preferences on the middle two letters in the Myers Briggs personality … Continue reading →

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The “S” in ISFJ: The Stretching of a Sensor

Posted on April 9, 2013 by kristinlindeen

Within the Myers Briggs personality system, I am a ISFJ. I prefer Sensing. This means that I prefer to experience the world, and take in information through my five senses. I like to keep BOTH–not just one–feet grounded in reality. … Continue reading →

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