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It Boggles My Mind . . .
. . . that Chloe Agnew was only fifteen years old, and singing beautifully, back in the day when Celtic Woman was just beginning. Wow. She never ceases to amaze me.
. . . that Chloe Agnew was only fifteen years old, and singing beautifully, back in the day when Celtic Woman was just beginning. Wow. She never ceases to amaze me.
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Oh, How I Love Tumblr
Thanks to that site and Jane Austen's Library, I am now hoping against hope that there's an entire audiobook of P&P narrated by Matthew Macfayden, available. Somewhere. It has to be somewhere. PLEASE.
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- psychology,
- rl,
- wow
You Know Those Moments . . .
when you feel as if you've been living under a rock? I get them all the time, because I do happen to live under a rock, and I like it. It rocks. :P But, today, I had another HOW-did-I-not-know-about-this-before moments.
Spurred by an interesting post made by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
litlover12 about taking the Myers-Briggs test for kicks, I took the test she linked to as well, and ended up INTJ as a result. Well, I had no idea what that meant, having little interest in psychology, so I naturally turned to my BFF Wikipedia.
( And my jaw dropped, because the description was scary accurate. )
Spurred by an interesting post made by
litlover12 about taking the Myers-Briggs test for kicks, I took the test she linked to as well, and ended up INTJ as a result. Well, I had no idea what that meant, having little interest in psychology, so I naturally turned to my BFF Wikipedia. ( And my jaw dropped, because the description was scary accurate. )