I'd be too chicken to parasail and don't know how the Atlantis dolphon encounters are, although the price is normal. I'd go for the sail and snorkel for sure. I don't get the power snorkel. I always like the quiet lazy snorkel adventure myself. I find myself just gazing in one spot for long stretches of time and not really moving around lots. That and catamarans rock.

eta: 2 votes for sail and snorkel!

I went parasailing once and it was really awesome. Not at all what I expected - i was anticipating a sort of roller-coaster, adrenaline and excitement thing. Instead it was stunningly calm and quiet and almost meditative. That does look a bit pricy though.

Hold on tight, little embryo!

Omnis, is your profile addy good? I can send some suggestions.

That and catamarans rock.

It looks like they're both on a catamaran, but one is power and one is regular.

I don't get the power snorkel. I always like the quiet lazy snorkel adventure myself.

Power snorkeling IS lazy! You don't have to do anything; you just get propelled! I...guess. I snorkeled in Hawaii years ago regular-style and loved it.

Completely OcurrentT: As I was getting ready this morning I happened to remember smonster's sunscreen query is still open, so -

I have pretty sensitive skin too, so I almost never use regular sunscreen on my face. I use moisturizer with sunscreen instead. I don't know if Trader Joe's is geographically viable for you, but if so, I use their "enrich" daily facial lotion for every day. Nice and light, non-greasy, almost fragrance free and only 4 bucks for a good-sized bottle! But - only SPF 15. For days when I know that sun exposure is going to be an issue, I use Eucerin's (wait, had to look it up, they've changed the name) Daily Protection Moisturizing Face Lotion [link] (although I still have the "former look" packaging that specifies "sensitive skin" on the front). Good stuff, SPF 30, a little heavier than TJs, but still not a problem on my SUPER OILY skin.

Good stuff, a little heavier than TJs, but still not a problem on my SUPER OILY skin.

This is good to know. Because I don't know if it's just that my skin is not yet used to an office environment again, but by mid-day, my face is horribly oily, and my foundation is settling into my pores. Do. Not. Want.

IO (shallow fashion) N, is it horribly vain and self-referential of myself if I review my "Goth at the Office" tag on Tumblr to plan my outfits so I don't repeat things too often? I'm trying to tell myself that it isn't shallow, but I do worry.

Is the question whether it's shallow to not want to repeat outfits, or merely the method? I don't think it's shallow to not want to repeat outfits - I make an effort not to, and my outfits are substantially less likely to stick in others' brains than yours are. I have no opinion on the method - whatever works for you, I think.

So, I guess, short answer = no.

It's not shallow, it's organizing your wardrobe in the 21st Century.

Is the question whether it's shallow to not want to repeat outfits, or merely the method?

Um, both, I think.

It's not shallow, it's organizing your wardrobe in the 21st Century.

Ha! Okay, I guess there's that.

Is the question whether it's shallow to not want to repeat outfits, or merely the method? I don't think it's shallow to not want to repeat outfits - I make an effort not to, and my outfits are substantially less likely to stick in others' brains than yours are. I have no opinion on the method - whatever works for you, I think.

A guy I work with was bitching at me yesterday that he came in for a meeting on his work from home day that was subsequently cancelled, and now he had to take the shirt he was wearing out of the rotation.