It’s part of my DNA to Define, Now, Any concept that Definitely Needs A definition, like DNA.
DNA
noun BIOCHEMISTRY
1. deoxyribonucleic acid, a self-replicating material present in nearly all living organisms as the main constituent of chromosomes. It is the carrier of genetic information.
2. the fundamental and distinctive characteristics or qualities of someone or something, especially when regarded as unchangeable.
“diversity is part of the company’s DNA”
It’s part of my DNA to Duly Note Anything that inspires my blog posts.
My Downstairs Neighbor’s Attire shows that loving dogs is part of her DNA.
While it’s part of Karen’s DNA to love dogs, it’s part of my DNA to love cats.
It’s part of our cat Oscar’s DNA to Duplicate Numerous Attempts to use my laptop.
It’s part of our cat Harley’s DNA to Decidedly Notice Anywhere my boyfriend Michael is.
It’s part of some people’s DNA to Display Accumulations, Naturally.
It’s part of my DNA to share things that catch my Discerning and Naive Attention.
It’s also part of my DNA to Definitively and Naturally Adore
- creative teaching and
- music.
If those DNA songs Do Not Appear directly above, they Do Now Appear here and here.
Decidedly Natural Appreciation to all those who helped me create this DNA post and to you and your DNA (of course!) for being here, now.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
I guess it’s in my DNA to like parodies – these two songs were great.
I guess it’s in my DNA to like your great comments, Trent.
Definitely Nurturing Ann
Definitely Nurturing Always, Val. 💜
😁😊☺ definitely nourishing affection 💚💛💜
Thank you for being Definitely Nourishing, Amigo.
hehe 😁
Harley must be related to my 3 cats; I move, they move; I sit, they sit; I work, they sleep – wait, something’s not right there…
All cats are Definitely, Naturally Affiliated.
And yet sometimes they seem to be completely shocked that there’s another cat in their home – even though they’ve grown up with each other! 😉
They Don’t Necessarily Assimilate.
Loved this rendezvous with the DNA! Cheers! 🙂
Loved this Definitively Nurturing Affirmation from you!
Haha! 😀
My DNA loves wealth, not poverty – that’s why it’s so unhappy. 🙂 Just kidding! I’m rich beyond my wildest dreams as long as I have life. Mmmm… dogs for me – cats always make me feel like I’m in THEIR house.
Dogs, Nature, and Affluence, Gilly. I wish all those for you. ❤
My DNA is occasionally flummoxed by acronyms, such as when a friend of mine took the MCAT, which I was sorry to learn was not a cat but the Medical College Admission Test. But I and some of her other friends made her a bunch of celebratory posters. One of mine included this question: “Which of these best describes DNA? (a) Circle (b) Triangle (c) Double helix (d) Elvis”. There was also a picture of Elvis saying, “Cytosine, adenine…”
I think such foolishness is in my DNA.
I’m Damned Naturally Appreciative of your foolish DNA, Chris.
Our son Mat had a pet rat who used to sit outside his bedroom door in the morning
Derrick! Nice Association.
Decidedly Nourishing Art is what I feel and experience here!
Decidedly Nourishing Art thou, Louise.
Unsure about my DNA. Just glad it does not include the horrible Do Nothing Anytime syndrome.
I’m sure it’s in your DNA, Emilie, to Do Notable Accomplishments.
It’s in my DNA to wonder what Oscar is thinking when he tries to operate the computer…
Do Not Attempt to figure out what Oscar is thinking as he Deviously Navigates the (Macbook) Air.
Just wondering, not thinking too hard.
The DNA of…
Great photoshopping is in your DNA, Maria!
Reblogged this on KCJones.
Thank you for the Darned Nice Appreciation of a reblog! ❤
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