I'm from Chicago, but I've been working in Washington D.C. for the past eleven years.

[She continues about her profession without skipping a beat.]

As a forensic anthropologist I study the human skeleton and how life's events affect it. I then use my knowledge to help solve murders in which the victim's body is too badly decomposed for other forensic investigative methods.

[She smiles, clearly proud of herself. She probably looks like she's bragging, but in fact she's just excited that she's found a way to describe her profession in two sentences.]