I understand this. I go back and forth on the I and E too. But I had read somewhere that while these often change, the others rarely do. And I last took the test maybe a month or two ago. It's no big deal, but just seems kind of odd.

As I understand it, your base personality will stay the same, but at different times you may respond to various challenges by dredging up skills and abilities from the alternate preferences. I had this happen to me, once. But the odd Myers-Briggs results came from the time I was taking it for a psychological measurement class, so I got to have a nice long discussion both with the prof who had administered the test and with the head of student counseling who was the local MBTI expert on the topic. At the time, I was sublimating heartbreak into brilliant school work. I traded my usual F for a T. I'm not sure how long it took to get back to my usual preferences, more than a year, maybe but far less than a decade.

I've been trying some of the non-dairy "milks" other than soy milk. Rice milk was OK, but blah. Didn't really like almond milk. Today I bought some oat milk, though, and this stuff is awesome.

Next thing to try: hemp milk.

hemp milk

oh is that what you kids are calling it these days?

Funny thing happened to me this morning. I went to listen to "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me" and when I saw who the guest was I excitedly exclaimed, "Oh Brad Bird!"

I heard a deeply concerned but groggy voice from my roommate's bedroom, "Is Brad Bird OK?"

"Oh yeah," I replied, "He's just a guest on Wait Wait Don't Tell Me."

silence

I got up and walked into my roommate's room and he was sound asleep. I must have tapped into his REM sleep at just the right moment.

I like oat milk too.

Although I'm from about as far away from New Orleans as it's possible to be in this country, I've heard quite a bit how oil companies and other industrialization have both made conditions that make the hurricane stronger and weakened the area's ability to withstand or absorb the energy.

Hemp milk: [link] (This is the chocolate kind. They've also got vanilla and plain.)

Let me know about the hemp milk. Every time I've tried hemp based food it tasted nasty, but that is one I have not tried. On the other hand you can't go by me. I liked almond milk. I'll have to try oat milk sometime.

With nut and grain milks, I've found that brands are really important to me, although of course I don't remember which ones until I go to the store and look. I've had nice rice milks, although I find them too sweet for anything except cereal or drinking. I've had nice almond milks, although I've found that the texture can be kind of gritty. In general, I like nut milks best in soups and other savory dishes.

I've been trying to find something that'll taste right with Cheerios. So far, the unsweetened soy milk tasted too soyish, and everything else has been too sweet. (The grain milks tend to be sweet even without any added sugar.)

The almond milk I tried was Almond Breeze or something like that, and I wasn't terribly impressed.

I've also learned to absolutely avoid the Trader Joe's soy milk. It's pretty obviously made from a powder mixed with water, and the powder will separate and sink to the bottom of the glass if you let it sit for about a minute.

I've never heard of oat milk before. Intriguing. I like sweetened but otherwise unflavored soy milk just fine and I really like some of the flavored soy milks, but only to drink not for cereal or whatever, but it's always good to have alternatives. I find rice milk just too thin and bland.

I think I didn't like that brand of almond milk either, Hil. If you like, I'll try to check next time I go to the store and let you know which one I did like. It may be a few days, though, so you may already have figured it out for yourself by then.