trilly-ankh

Oh my gosh, I can't believe that this is the first time I've ever watched BBC's mini-series Sherlock. It's fantastic, and even though there are only three episodes so far there'll apparently be another instalment this fall. =D It's so funny and witty and I really can't wait to see more of it. And it's written by three people, two of which have written/are writing things for Doctor Who. Like Stephan Moffat. So really. On a similar vein of thought, I also saw Thor a few weeks back, and I thought it was really good, too. ^^ It was funnier than I was expecting of a Marvel movie, and the villain was fantastic. The main character was actually pret

So... I have to memorize every bone in the human body and a number of different points on each specific bone by next Friday. It's going to take me awhile. >> On the bright side, it's really interesting, and I think I'm learning something about body structure as I'm doing it, so it's possible it'll help with my art as a bonus. ^^ Maybe. Also, I've been handling femurs and skull and tibias and ribs and stuff, but it's the TEETH that gross me out. Lord, they are disgusting. I find the contrast between my archaeology and biological anthropology humorous (HAH, humerus). They let undergrads examine human remains in one lab, and the other had us

It's been awhile since I made a journal (a fact that many of you who happen to watching me will undoubtedly be thankful for), and since my last entry was rambling on about my Nano word count, I'd take it as a sign that it's about time for a new one. Even though I have no idea why I still persist in writing journals at all. I never wrote in any of the journals I got as a kid, just drew Archie comic-inspired people with gigantic round heads in purple gel pen. Not to mention that I never really feel as f I have anything particularly special to say. Oh, and I DID finish my Nano, I suppose. It's still short one scene and 1,500 words but the plot