Well... I got lucky on my dad's side. My brother and my mom's brothers all had bad hearts and are dead. I still have some hair for 65. Hmmm...im the fortunate one.

My mom didn't wear jeans but she taught me how to cook but my maternal grandfather gave me his addiction/ bipolar gene. corky woodring

I inherited Dad's love of good journalism and Mom's Scrabble habit.

I got the best of both sides, my brother has no hair, I have plenty (he is very jealous), I'm taller than anyone in my family, and have a metabolism like a Ferrari. At 61 heart rate is like a second hand (60bpm) and bp is 105/60 standing up. I am however hypoglycemic so got one bad out of a bunch, also my full head of hair started turning white when I was only 28 yrs old.

Yes, 2 pairs of Wrangler's and one pair of Levi's.

Oh my Dad's thick hair. His eyes. His nose.... His build. Yes I'm a women. My Mom was 5 ft. 1 in. my Dad 5 ft 11 in... I'm 5 ft 8 in. Taller than my brother who took after my Mom's side.

Their intelligence. Her language ability - his math and spatial ability.

Plenty to complain about but not going to!

Thick hair. Blonde hair and blue eyes if you like that. Intelligenc, athleticism and really good skin it seems like, never had much in the way of acne even when i was a teen. Also seem to be quite musically talented, and good with my hands (idk if that exactly falls under the athleticism). For bad stuff i only really know a little heart disease (not super prevalent i don't believe) and rampant addiction issues (as far as I know almost everyone in my family was an addict) and im sure mental health issues as ive got a number (and fairly serious depression, if nothing else can be counted as really bad) since those often go hand-in-hand. Damn it i keep going through comments and finding new things to add xD freckles and paleness if you like those...I love them lol. Good hearing, bad eyesight (distance) but generally really good at spotting details - I can edit really well and am a very good driver at the very least in that regard.

I think my parents are both VERY different from each other. It makes for a complicated me.lol

Great health, longevity average age of death is 85, full head of hair & athletic.

jordache

I think I can safely say that most or all of my functioning genes are "good genes." they have been subjected to a sorting process called natural selection for billions of years, and the fact that I am here typing this message is testament to the survival and reproductive success of a chain of ancestors stretching back to the dawn of life on Earth. I also have a lot of old genes that have been turned off, since they code for traits that are no longer fashionable: things like a tail, scaly skin, or big fangs and the bones and muscles to make them work. With any luck, some of this stuff will come back in style!

Good genes come ftom both or my parents. Mother was a good cook and a sentimental and kind lady who gave things to beggars, including shies and clothes of my father, she thought would not be wering any more. My father instilled in me the love for nature and animals. While his pious mother went to hurch every Sunday morning, he took me to the forest and we sat and watched the deer approaching an opening and cautiously eating the long grass. He said that there was were God lived .. not in a man-made building .. Heaven was the Universe so very large that we could never really capture it's size and that Hell was what humans created .. evil doers lived there. I inherited his passion for cleanliness, order, efficiency and LIFE.
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Haha heehea

Yes, 2 pairs of Wrangler's and one pair of Levi's.