Don’t even ask, okay!

Chilling in my Snuggie. Drinking tea. Reading books.

My favorite summer activity is a three way tie between sleeping, laying in the sun, and having people over to talk and drink wine on the deck at midnight. I love sleeping in the summer because I can go to bed and wake up whenever I want to. Laying in the sun is just like sleeping except you don’t need a blanket and you get a tan. We have people over almost every night in the summer to just chill out, talk about whatevs, and LOL out loud.

“People’s friends may not only have similar traits, but actually resemble each other on a genotypic level,” said the study led by James Fowler, a geneticist at the University of California at San Diego.

This is an interesting article, although it mostly focuses on the “drinking” gene. “For example, a person with a genotype that makes her susceptible to alcoholism may be directly influenced to drink,” the study said. “However, she may also be indirectly influenced to drink because she chooses friends with the same genotype … who are more likely to make alcohol available to her.”

Jennifer Lopez, Steven Tyler, Randy Jackson, and “Better Material”. I watch American Idol every once in a while, and I got really into it at the end of the season. It’s entertaining.

Broken link.

1. The Azores

2. Bhutan

3. Grindavik, Iceland and the Blue Lagoon

4. Cancun, Mexico

5. Madagascar

I’d go to Iceland, since it seems to fit most my interests. I’m not an adventurous person, or a beachy one, so I prefer the Blue Lagoon spa.

This article suggests eating food with high fiber. I don’t have breakfast until an hour or two after I wake up, since I’m not hungry until then.

This article claims that girls who wear high ponytails are less intellegent than girls who wear low ponytails. My hair isn’t long enough to put in a ponytail, so I don’t know what that means for me. I try not to base my self-worth on the “studies” of online magazines.

“Researchers from the University of Calgary and Environment Canada’s climate centre at the University of Victoria say coastal areas will flood and the Earth’s land mass will shrink as global sea levels rise by at least four metres.

They also believe parts of North Africa will dry out by up to 30 per cent and ocean warming is likely to trigger widespread collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, a region the size of the Canadian Prairies.”

I’ll be dead in year 3000 so I don’t care.