ISFJ

Can your Myers-Briggs type change?

I always thought I was INFJ (or possibly INTJ) but apparently two different quizzes have said I'm ISFJ.

Hmm.

And I'm answering them truthfully...

Although now I'm searching old messages in Gmail, and apparently I was ISFJ back in October 2007 too. Maybe I'm remembering old results from undergrad? Or perhaps I'm just remembering wrong...

Weird

Why does my Outlook calendar at work say Memorial Day is Sunday, May 31, instead of Monday, May 25?

Questions

1.  Why did the cleaning person, right in front of me, wipe the dried out fruit fly carcasses off my office windowsill onto my dark colored carpet?

 

2.  Why do the fruit flies like my office?  I don't think it's anything that I have in it, as I never had this problem until I moved to this location.  Maintenance claims that the fruit flies eat some poisonous glue and fly upstairs to die.  Or something.

 

3.  Why do we call it "beef" instead of "cow" or "pork" instead of "pig" when we call other things by their actual name, like chicken, duck, lamb, turkey?

 

Just wondering.

Random

Did you have a project in junior high that involved egg babies? Like, you had to create an egg "baby" and take care of it for a week or so?

Postcards

On Friday, we sent 2 postcards to ourselves from Seattle. We put them in the same mailbox in the hotel. Two days ago, we got one of those postcards (along with one from Ketchikan, Alaska, which, I am happy to say, still uses the postmark stamp instead of running it through one of those computerized machine things), but not the other. We still have not gotten the other. How is that possible? We mailed them at the exact same time!

Tips

Question for all of you readers (all like 3 of you, if even!):

Suppose you were to park a car in a restaurant parking lot.  When you leave the restaurant, there is an attendant in the parking lot who works for the restaurant.  Suppose that such attendant hands you the keys to your car and tells you to move it yourself.  You take the keys and go over to your car, intending to move it.  However, your car is blocked in by another car.  The attendant leaves the area.  You ask him if he can move the car that is blocking you in.  He responds that he will not move the other car until you give him a tip.  Suppose that you didn't give him a tip earlier because you were told to move your own car and the person wasn't going to do anything but give you the keys.

Is it proper for the attendant to require a tip before moving the car blocking you in?  Is it proper for any parking attendant to require a tip from any patron?

I'm not the "you" but I'm curious to hear your thoughts.