Re: What do you do other than paleontology?

[Julia Heathcote <lheat04@students.bbk.ac.uk>]

My paid job is as a biology and general science lecturer at a further
education college (for the non-UK members of the list, this combines a
community college with the last two years of high school).

In my free time, beyond the palaeontology PhD I enjoy gardening.
Being a nerd, I'm trying to only grow the sorts of plants that would
have existed in the Mesozoic - so I have ferns, cycads, horsetails and
conifers, as well as some magnolias and palms.  And I blog about it at
http://www.abiggerpot.com.

Julia Heathcote

On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 23:21, Tor Bertin <nightimeshadow@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Question says pretty much all of it: beyond your paleontology related 
> academic interests, what else do you do in your free time (or if it applies, 
> professional time)?
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> Though I more consider myself a fledgling paleontologist in training, I 
> frontman a hardcore punk rock band on and off (though I live and breath the 
> stuff 24/7), dabble in Buddhist meditation techniques, and write fantasy. 
> Curious to see some of the other aspects of the list member's interests.
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> Feel free to reply on or off list (assuming this doesn't step past the list 
> rules).
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> Cheers,
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> -Tor
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