Like Bridge Jones,
I write with passion and of all my mistakes may make you cringe!

First day in Corfu and already well known that i was on my arrival....NOT!
although people became aware when i accidentally dropped my suitcase down a flight of stairs sending 4 poor women down with it,

Onward to my home, terribly embarrassed i found it was being demolished!, my dad, was intending to remake it and repaint it, Yellow and red, .... makes me hungry thinking of it because it is starting to look like a big Dorito.

The men here made me feel extremely self conscious so therefore i strict diet and exercise routine has been established, i eat nothing..... or something close to that ( ill shut up now) , exercise is mainly the thing that has kept me away from a computer for so long, I MEAN!!! the guy here are built and have all got six packs, its like a Kylie Minogue live stageshow .....Every - single - day

For the weekend we left to the fabulous River party 30* 2008, (on the mainland) dancers, river bathing and ...... Patti Smith!!!!!!! I was less than 6 meters from her
Although not much to say for my ass, traveling at 180mp.... - for 4 hours,
-- i don't think even a slave paddle could do what that bike ride did.
by the end of the ride it resembled a very rare steak.

the riode back took us to the natural reserve, bears and wolves lived there , the roads were old and atop high mountains, i felt terrified to look down, this queen dont die sooo young.


I'm back now, I'm ready to sunbathe and party away the rest of my days

Missing you all soooo much,

You too Stephen

The study suggests sexual orientation may be set in the womb

The brains of gay men and women look like those found in heterosexual people of the opposite sex, research suggests.

The Swedish study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences journal, compared the size of the brain's halves in 90 adults.

Gay men and heterosexual women had halves of a similar size, while the right side was bigger in lesbian women and heterosexual men.

A UK scientist said this was evidence sexual orientation was set in the womb.


As far as I'm concerned there is no argument any more - if you are gay, you are born gay
Dr Qazi Rahman
Queen Mary, University of London

Scientists have noticed for some time that homosexual people of both sexes have differences in certain cognitive abilities, suggesting there may be subtle differences in their brain structure.

This is the first time, however, that scientists have used brain scanners to try to look for the source of those differences.

A group of 90 healthy gay and heterosexual adults, men and women, were scanned by the Karolinska Institute scientists to measure the volume of both sides, or hemispheres, of their brain.

When these results were collected, it was found that lesbians and heterosexual men shared a particular "asymmetry" in their hemisphere size, while heterosexual women and gay men had no difference between the size of the different halves of their brain.

In other words, structurally, at least, the brains of gay men were more like heterosexual women, and gay women more like heterosexual men.

A further experiment found that in one particular area of the brain, the amygdala, there were other significant differences.

In heterosexual men and gay women, there were more nerve "connections" in the right side of the amygdala, compared with the left.

The reverse, with more neural connections in the left amygdala, was the case in homosexual men and heterosexual women.

The Karolinska team said that these differences could not be mainly explained by "learned" effects, but needed another mechanism to set them, either before or after birth.

'Fight, flight or mate'

Dr Qazi Rahman, a lecturer in cognitive biology at Queen Mary, University of London, said that he believed that these brain differences were laid down early in foetal development.

"As far as I'm concerned there is no argument any more - if you are gay, you are born gay," he said.

The amygdala, he said, was important because of its role in "orientating", or directing, the rest of the brain in response to an emotional stimulus - be it during the "fight or flight" response, or the presence of a potential mate.

"In other words, the brain network which determines what sexual orientation actually 'orients' towards is similar between gay men and straight women, and between gay women and straight men.

"This makes sense given that gay men have a sexual preference which is like that of women in general, that is, preferring men, and vice versa for lesbian women."

Heya,

Bye x

Im goin to orfu this summer so im gettin my bebo in the mood, if any ppl know of the latest in greek pop and hip hop ... DO tell!

Ill be clubbing ALOT

and no doubt will come across something other than Madonna