Per My Personality

Sooooo, my MBTI is INFJ. The I means that I am introverted (obviously), the N means that I see patterns and possibilities, F means I prioritize people and emotions, and J means that I prefer structure and order. I really identify with my MBTI because a lot of the stuff that this personality explains how I interact and deal with life is very accurate. Also, apparently INFJ is the rarest personality, which I find interesting because I seem to always find people that also have the same personality type as me. Honestly, I don’t really know what else to say sooooo I will just leave things here with this week’s theme :D

Anyway, this weekend I went to New Orleans with Aboni and Sebastian as a day trip (and it was a day trip in all literalness, we left Georgia at midnight on Sunday and came back to Georgia around 11 something). And driving through the triplet states of Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi that Georgia is by far the best of them all. Alabama and Mississippi have really bad infrastructure in terms of highways. For example when driving through Alabama, we kept on scrapping the bottom the car’s shield on bridges because they were too pointy and the beginning and end of the bridges. Anywho, when we took a rest stop in Mississippi, me and Aboni and Sebastian were assaulted by a bunch of kissing bugs. We tried to see the scenic view that the rest stop offered, but as we walked there were a bunch of bugs that kept hitting and landing on our faces. At first we thought we were just walking through a swarm of them but then the longer we walked the more and more they kept getting in our face, so much so that it was overwhelming and forced us to turn and go back to the car. At that point Aboni started freaking out and screaming and even though I was scared by the bugs I couldn’t help but laugh at her as she kept running and screaming and swatting at the air. Later we found out, that we were being attacked by kissing bugs which are attracted to carbon dioxide and when they land on your face, they kiss/bite you. And when they do, they can transmit a disease called chagas but it is rare so hopefully none of us get it and die :’). As for NOLA itself, it really ain’t all that. There isn’t anything really spectacular about it. Sure, it has an aesthetic but that’s really it. The place seems to have poor infrastructure from the numerous dead huge roaches to the many black rat trap boxes to the many houses and buildings that have gigantic nails above their gates. It just seems like a bad city that tries to mask its issues with its aesthetic. Even though I don’t think I will ever go back to New Orleans or Louisiana in general, I still had fun :)  Imma add some pics below:

We started by going to a well known cafe called cafe du monde and got the traditional beignet and cafe du lait

Then we went along the Mississippi River, to which Sebastian harassed me

But impressively, he actually got some good shots

The Mississippi River :0

A street that looked cute, I’m sure without the pandemic it would probs be bustling

We stumbled across a park that we got trapped in

The park was pretty though

Once we were able to leave the park, we found this fancy hotel that we got water and loitered in (peep the sweat stains that I got from the heat)

We explored a pretty cemetery

Found a stop sign that had a little scarf on it

Got my first, authentic poboy :D

We went to the museum of art and along the path to the museum were these pretty trees that lined the path

We were luckily able to get in for free by pretending that we were younger than 19 and got to see some neat art

Alrighty, that is all for now. I hope you guys are doing great and I will add some pics from this week. Ttyl dudettes :D

Tried a new ramen from usual and it was actually a lot better than my usual ramen choice

Loooooook! On this show we were watching, they had my infamous city :0

Jumped on the ole ‘line with my babies

She was literally on dryer tumble mode, she kept doing flips repeatedly

And she jumps really high

Okieeee, byeeeeee-o!