"Quick, what's the first things that pops in your head."
"Skating"

"I've always been into music, my mom and dad put me and my three other siblings into the Suzuki Program and also piano. The Suzuki Program is basically strings, violin, viola, cello and so we did that and we did youth symphony. I was the one that kept up with the music and my other siblings stopped doing it. I play the piano, violin, guitar, drums and cello. Piano and violin I was taught by teachers because my parents wanted me to get into either one, but the other ones I learned by myself because I really wanted to do them and was bored with piano and violin; I wanted to try something different."

"What brings you happiness?"

"A lot of different things, music and colors and the world, plants and trees, beautiful people and smiles.”

"The first major decomp facility in the U.S. was built by William Bass over at the University of Tennessee. I actually lived in Knoxville when I was little so that's where I first found out about forensic anthropology. Everybody out there called it the "body farm"and I actually lived about a quarter mile from it, so that's how I found out about it. This is something I've been interested in coming on 15 years now."

"The first thing I thought of when I woke up this morning was about having a good day. Just being positive, you know it's the first day of class and I was like it's going to be a good day. And I knew this weather is not cold today so I'm happy."