She made no bones about working as a prostitute to support her career as a painter.
"It never upset me, except the first time I read about my bones," said Paul Grabowski, 60, of Houston, who has two forms of blood cancer and has developed bone loss that causes severe pain.
They've somehow grown into my bones like everything else about this place — bedrock surfacing in the middle pasture, monarchs drifting over the milkweed, bumblebees drinking at the edge of the spot we keep wet for the pigs.
The bottom line is that I spent sox months on the couch (I had to use a walker for fear of shattering my bones) and put on about 20 pounds.
Confronted on the issue at the Centre for Policy Debate policy forum on the future of broadcasting, Mr Davies said: "I feel it in my bones we will be talking about it again shortly with the political situation in Scotland".
Also worried about my bone health and the threat of osteoporosis after menopause, I started doing push-ups, squats and the Plank every day to keep my bones strong.
I should get more help with the kids, put off my Ph.D. When I told other young mothers about my bone-wearying fatigue, they rolled their eyes knowingly and mumbled, "Right".
Allen Robertson, Los Angeles Times, 2005 "I make no bones about my admiration for the National Ballet, and my belief that great things in classical ballet have already been achieved, and that greater innovations and artistry will come from China".
"My career had never really been as a model because, even at my bone-thinnest, I still weighed about 140 pounds," she says.
I make no bones about my belief that we need to replace Trident.
