What Monkeys and Bioarchs Do In Their Downtime

Okay, so that's a slight lie. There really isn't any downtime unless she schedules it in, and as she's a very busy bee (errr, of the human variety), she's got a lot of work to do. Where does this busy bee thing come from? You're humans, not bees. I just don't get it, but I digress.

When we're not busy traveling or "working" (in the traditional idea of working either in the field or the lab), we're busy working on research, publications, and other such things. So far, we've completed one publication that is ready for the coauthor's scrutiny, started finalizing the methodology for the upcoming research in Chicago, and are currently reviewing two books for a book review. Here's an example of me hard at work while our bioarch friend buggers off with her camera. :)



Ain't I cute?

(And yes, even globetrotting monkeys are allowed to speak in improper English.)