Bones
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- A Stitch in Time
- All Manner of Things
- From Cemetery to Clinic
- J. McGraw's Wooden Tooth Factory
- Lavender Attic
- The Mysterious Adventures of a Non-Bean
- Tilly and the Buttons
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Student |
| Occupation | Human Osteology and Palaeopathology Masters Student |
| Location | West Yorkshire, United Kingdom |
| Introduction | A some-what crazy red-headed osteologist with a grounding in archaeology, who has spent way too much time forming insane ideas about some things, has been influenced by and influences too many people, occasionally has desires to read nothing but fiction and alternatively loves to submerge herself in topics that would baffle 'normal' people (quantum physics and philosophy anyone?), and tries, at the end of the day, to just find her place in the great cosmic chaotic-ness that is this universe. |
| Interests | Reading, Writing, Singing, Baking, Photography, Dancing, Crafts |
| Favorite Movies | Pride and Prejudice, Harry Potter series, Twilight series, Serenity, Star Trek, Sherlock Holmes, Hairspray, Blow Dry, I could go on... |
| Favorite Music | Classical, Jazz, Ska, Dance, Folk, again I could go on... |
| Favorite Books | The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl who Played with Fire, The Girl who Kicked the Hornet's Nest, Harry Potter series, Twilight series, Travel books, Historical books (non-fictional and fictional), autobiographies, etc |
How is an ankle unlike a consequence?
Technically, you could argue that an ankle IS like a consequence, as it is only logical that an ankle exists to provide flexibility of movement to the foot, which is needed as a result of the fact that weight needs to be dispersed equally having been transmitted down through the body. Just sayin'.