If you’re going to be checking out this website, I figure you should probably know a little bit about me. And I’m going to list it in point form because why not?
Me:
- I’m an osteoarchaeologist (used interchangeably with bioarchaeologist)! Meaning I work with human skeletal remains from archaeological sites to learn not only about that individual’s life in the past, but about life in the past as a whole. Which I believe will help us better prepare for the future.
- I’m from Steveston, B.C., which is just outside of Vancouver (For those Once Upon A Time fans out there, Steveston = Storybrooke)
- I currently live in Ottawa, ON, while my husband completes his PhD in microbiology at the University of Ottawa (he studies RNA pathways of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a bacteria responsible for a wealth of problems)
- Despite being a dog person, I have 3 crazy cats
- I have loved sharks since I was little and know a lot about them, which leads me tobeing very interested in conservation efforts to protect sharks around the world! I encourage everyone to look into how they can become involved in local or international shark conservation efforts!
- I am totally in love with B-horror movies, which all started with a movie my cousin and I bought called “A Crack in the Floor”
- I love mystery/horror novels. Stephen King and Michael Critchton are my favourite authors, and recently I was asked by a Canadian mystery author to assist with his research into forensic anthropology for a novel he was writing (“The Same River Twice” by Stephen Legault, published October, 2015). Yup, you’ll see my name in the acknowledgments
- I’m also the co-owner/operator of the blog, “Reviving Rex” (which one day we will actually get up and running)
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