Lore and Literature

As I've said before, I'm an ISFJ. This means that my fourth and least developed function is Extroverted Intuition. The websites I...

The Hobbit was written by J.R.R Tolkien and published in 1937. The first two installments of the film trilogy by Peter Jackson were release...

I recently listened to the LibriVox recording of  Huntingtower, by John Buchan, published in 1922. I was on a long drive across the country...

Confessions of an ISFJ: 1. I have no idea how to handle unforeseen social situations. I think this is because I am a Sensor and I re...

Continuing in my mini-series on personality types, here's another little snapshot of personalities playing out in my family. Enjoy! I ...

Did you know that a simple pen can give great insight into personalities? My mother discovered this one day. Our mom home-schooled us and ...

I'm not at all an expert on Myers-Briggs, but I've been reading, studying and exploring this personality system and there are times ...

Memory is a funny thing. Certain things we retain, and others we forget. Mark Gungor compares men's brains to boxes and women's to b...

In the Sherlock Holmes canon, there are many incidents that support the generally accepted idea that Dr. John H. Watson is an ISFJ. ISFJ ...

Dr. John H. Watson is generally accepted as an  ISFJ. His writing style certainly supports this idea. Watson writes clearly, succinctly, and...

Last night as I was reading The Complete Sherlock Holmes in the wee hours of the morning, I came across a rather revealing quote about Sher...