R n R

Hola huevos and huevas. Not sure the second word is a word, but it has the feminine thing going on. So I have been looking into studying abroad in Australia. It looks fantastic so far. If I go to Macquarie University I might meet or hopefully be taught by Professor Richard Frankham who is a biologist named one of the world's best scientists of the 21st century. Which I think, personally, might look good on a graduate school application.  However, that school in is Sydney which may be too urban and terrifying for me. I don't know yet.  I also would like to go to the University of Tasmania. And the more I look into it the better it sounds. An excursion you can do is to go scuba diving around shipwrecks and coral reefs I'm sure but, shipwrecks?! Is that not amazing? I think it would be. I am getting excited thinking about it. 

I really like water. I feel like it is underrated. People always finding some new healthy thing to drink. Green tea or gatorade or whatever. None of those things are as good as regular water.  I mean, half of those things don't even quench my thirst like water does. I mean, if I say "I'm thirsty" and someone is like, "Here's a soda", I take it as an insult almost. Soda is an epic failure at quenching my thirst. The bubbles make me more thirsty sometimes and flat soda is nasty and so sugary that I cannot handle it.  I do enjoy lemonade as a change of pace. Plus it is still good at making me less thirsty. Also, I think my beverage has to be cold if it is to do any good.  In short, I love water. I do like soda to enjoy but not to quench my thirst. Orange soda is my favorite.