My DNA results are back.
According to the genetic make up of my report, this is what I am likely to have or not have:
I would likely have little to no hair when I was a baby. According to my mother, who was there at my birth, I had more hair at birth than I do now:
I would likely have little or no unibrow, no widow’s peak, a lot of freckles, no cleft chin and detached ear lobes. According to my face, featured below, I do not have a unibrow, I have a little bit of a widow’s peak, I do not have freckles and I do not have a cleft chin. And my ear lobes are completely attached, sorry no arrow to point that out to you.
I likely do not have dimples.
From the profile you can clearly see I do not have dimples.
I likely have straight or wavey and light colored hair.
I must be an anomaly. My hair is dark, but straight.
I found humor in some of the genetic predispositioning. I am predispositioned to smell asparagus, be able to taste ‘bitter’, and 86% of those who tested with the same company I tested with, and are genetically related to me, are likely to have one foot larger than the other.
I was beyond amazed to find out that over 1100 people who tested share a mutual ancestor going who knows how far back. The amazing part being that these “related” persons are spread throughout this world. Of these people I am connected by DNA to Africa and Finland, possibly to many others. I am thrilled with discovering these seasonings to my genetic makeup.
The most important thing to take from all of this, is that I am no doubt, proof positive, no denying it or me…..
Irish.
Ireland, you may claim me at any time.
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