Australia, that is.
I think I might like to live in Australia, as it is a western nation that sits squarely in the Far East, and has its main political and commercial dealings with Asian-Pacific nations.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/WO0704/S00509.htm
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Plus, the weather in Ozzy-land is so fantastic! :o)
Yea, I'd bet on your students bringing in the bugs. Tim and I are pretty sure that the reason we've been sick so much since we moved is because of the recruits. Marine recruits carry soooo many bugs (hence their penasilun -sp?- shots once a month) and the hubby brings them home.
Yea... a lab like that would be awesome to work in. The only thing is I have to have hard tissue. I don't mind if the bones have some burned flesh or soft tissue remains, but no full-on corpses. For some reason I can't handle the gross factor until they are almost fully decomposed. Then it doesn't bother me at all. I like bones. Bones are good. No soft tissue.
But you've always had a better stomache about that kind of stuff than me. I bet you could handle it. :o)
Tim came upon the idea that he's Booth and I'm Bones (personality and gift-wise). He can read people, I recite facts. He's good with people and cares about social norms... and I'm beginning to not. Weird, huh? As I'm getting older, I'm becoming more cynical-- right to people's faces! haha
That was a long comment! Sorry! ;oP
As you get older, you're getting to be like me!!! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!
Yes, I can handle grossness. Jeff is more Booth, and I am more Bones, so that analogy holds true for us, too. I'm surprised that you've grown to be a Bones, but I guess I shouldn't be.
Oops, this is actually Deb, accidentally posting as Jeff. I'm using his computer and forgot to log in as me.
What have I begotten?? I mean, what has Dad begotten? You are your father's daughters.
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