coccyx

coccyx

her tail (in theory) attached by ligaments to the margins of— when sitting, sharp like a pressure cooker is exerted acts sort of like a shock absorber to be fractured or dislocated small triangular bone centered and neat, threadbare at best

also called tailbone

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ETYMOLOGY: New Latin, from Greek

cuckoo, coccyx

(from its resemblance to a cuckoo's beak)

Columbarium, SF

I am going here this weekend. It is one of the only crematoriums in San Francisco. It's filled with the most interesting looking compartments and crevices. I know very little about it, but what I do know is that I need to go ASAP. I have been obsessed with cemetaries, crematoriums, and graveyards ever since I was little. I blame my father who is obsessed with ghosts and has a general love for the supernatural and the fact that I grew up practically across the street from Resurrection Cemetary. You know the story of Resurrection Mary don't you...