I thought the natural progression from last week's love fest could lead us to a favorite topic of ours: personality. When you came to visit, we were both so happy just visiting and baking and relaxing. Sure, I'm positive there will be times in our future that feature a bit more adventure, but that weekend was perfect, and I think exactly what we both needed.
The funny thing to me though is that not everyone would have enjoyed sitting on the couch with tea and talking for hours while a baby napped. First of all, what's not to love about that? But really, I truly think it comes down to personality.
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It'll be interesting to see see if he's introverted like his mama or extroverted like his papa. |
Were you always introverted? I'm curious. I actually was a very extroverted child, until I hit about 8 years old and my parents divorced. I hid within myself then, going as far as being terrified to order food. I didn't like meeting new people, and even my friends were kept at a distance.
The last 5-8 years have brought about a slight change in my personality (I'd like to thank my wonderful husband for bringing out the best balance in my personality) and I'm no longer painfully shy. I can get out there and meet people. But I still prefer stillness. The company of a good friend or two. The calmness of being with my two boys.
No parties.
On a related side note, have you ever noticed it's us introverts who often talk most about the kinds of personalities? I find myself thinking "Oh yeah, I get that person. He's an extrovert and he's the youngest child. Everything makes sense." Have you ever noticed that before?
I ran across this personality quiz the other day (via A Cup of Jo) and was very interested in the results. I'll let you take it - it's really short - and we can compare states. I am meant to live in Maine, according the to quiz.
Your introverted friend,
Mallory
Hey! I apparently belong in California.
ReplyDeleteMakes sense to me. XO Mal
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