Myers-Briggs typology

I like taking this test periodically to monitor how I change over the years. The result is consistent on the classification, though the percentages vary.

Your Type is
INTJ
Introverted - 67%
Intuitive - 75%
Thinking - 88%
Judging - 11%

INTJ type description by D.Keirsey
INTJ type description by J. Butt and M.M. Heiss

Container gardening

We expanded the garden a little bit yesterday by adding some blue lake bans. The patio tomato looks like it is going to need more space than the pot is was in, so I went ahead and transplanted that into a larger container before it starts producing fruit. That left me with a free container to stick some beans in. It is getting a little late in the season to plant anything else (even though Texas has a long growing season) and this is my first attempt at vegetable gardening in containers so this will be it for this season. Next year I want to try some lettuce and maybe some vine plants.

here is the list:
Satsuma Orange
Patio tomato
Basil
Chives (these have dies for some reason, will try in a bigger pot next year)
Blue lake beans
Plumeria

Ooga booga

Posted via email from iamjustin’s posterous

vacation mode

Driving out in the morning for some much needed down time. This time tomorrow I should be on a white sand beach with a beer watching the tide roll out.

Beginnings of my garden

Posted via email from iamjustin’s posterous

Container Garden

We planted patio tomatoes, chives and basil last night in some small pots from Wallmart. Now I’m wondering what else can be grown in small pots or containers and do well. I’m thinking about some kind of bean, lettuce and maybe radishes? I’ll definitely be at Home Depot tonight if the weekly Rifts game doesn’t happen.

Hack the planet

Posted via email from iamjustin’s posterous

Theater in Houston

I am really looking forward to all the events in Houston this summer.
Some free:
Miller Outdoor Theater

Some not so free:
Houston Grand Opera
Wortham Center

Filet at Sambuca

Posted via email from iamjustin’s posterous

Learning through osmosis

Posted via email from iamjustin’s posterous