I’ve been back from my 23andMe super-secret-special-project extravaganza trip for some time now. I’ve been basking in the glory that was four days away from household chores, drop-off, pick up, and frigid temperatures. I did miss my kids and hubby, tis true, but it was a small price to pay for a little solitude, a bit of fun, and a whole lot of information about personal genome testing.
But my giveaway jacket is chocolate brown!
Since I am still bound by the 23andMe code of secrecy, I can’t tell you too much about why I was there and what I’ll be doing for the company. I can, however, tell you that while I was there I scored an ENORMOUS amount of swag. One of the cutest things I got was the little jacket pictured here (only mine is chocolate brown)., by wati design. Sadly, it’s a size two. Too small for my 8 year old daughter. But that’s where you come in: leave a comment below, and you could win this gorgeous little embroidered size 2T blazer, sure to make any little girl look like a million bucks. (Just make sure to leave your email so I can find you if you win.)
Keep reading and I’ll tell you more about the rules and regs at the end of the post. (more…)
a tremendous head of hair wrote about how, in having his genomes sequenced, he found out that genetically speaking, he should be bald. (OK, so Steven Pinker wrote about a lot more than that…but did you see that head of hair!!?)
