low_delta

Jan. 2nd, 2012

Dental amalgam is mainly mercury and silver. The amount of mercury released to the system by fillings is extremely small and not hazardous, but some people react to the name alone, not to any credible hazard, as they do with radioactivity, radiation or nudity.

Low-level mercury poisoning is characterized by fatigue, headaches, lack of concentration and hair loss. These are hardly distinctive symptoms, being much like those caused by work, or a falling stock market.

ISTJ - "Trustee". Decisiveness in practical affairs. Guardian of time-honored institutions. Dependable. 11.6% of total population.

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Introverted (I) 66.67% Extroverted (E) 33.33%
Sensing (S) 55.81% Intuitive (N) 44.19%
Thinking (T) 73.53% Feeling (F) 26.47%
Judging (J) 59.26% Perceiving (P) 40.74%

Cyn thought I was an INTJ. I'm not really sure. ISTJ seems to be all about the rules. I'm not completely there with the rules. It's important in society, that most people have rules to follow. I'm definitely not a fan of traditions.

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I don't make resolutions, but there are some things I would like to achieve this year.

I'd like to cook more. We've got several cookbooks that we've never used. I keep seeing all kinds of recipes that sound great, and I even save some of them, but I never make them.

I'd like to spend less time on the computer. It seems there are always things I think I need to do there, working on pictures, paying bills, planning tips or gardens, checking LJ and several other sites, looking stuff up, organizing my files, etc. But I have books to read, DVD's to watch, projects to do, etc. I need to be more active in general, and give my eyes a break.

I need to lose the three pounds I put on at christmas. But seriously, I need to just generally sit on my ass less, and be more active.

I intend to spend less time on photography. Seriously. I spent all last year on it, and that was great, but I'm actually looking forward to taking a break. I spent January through May planning for my Utah trip, I took the trip in May, and I spent June through December working on the pictures, and putting them on the internet, through Flickr, LJ, G+ and my website. And making the book and calendars. I'm also attending CoPA meetings, and CC:MKE photowalks. That's all great, but I want to dial it back just a little bit.

EDITED:
I want to read more books. I read one book last year, and it took me about 11-1/2 months. I'd like to finish books in less than two months.