Dia de Los muertos, family linage crests, loved ones, astrology, siblings niece and nephews unique self expressions goddesses, rememberance
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The most recent tattoo is still a work in progress. I am doing sessions with my local tattoo artist that I have just went to Puerto Rico on vacation with a tattoo is a water goddess called yemaya. This Orishas/Diety is very significant to me in the simple fact that she symbolizes salt water, which is very cleansing physically and spiritually plus we are made up of mostly water aren’t we? I am also very much so a mermaid that loves waters of all sorts. This tattoo is going to take up right
If your ink could speak, what would it say?it would say a lot of things, but especially the fact that life and death are essentially the same thing and eternal life is in the memory of others.
What would you do with the $25,000?I would definitely purchase a brand new car so far this year. I’ve had two vehicles breakdown on me and had to junk them. Also, I would find a new apartment and I would go visit my brother in Hawaii. I have never been and my youngest sibling just recently moved out there with the army Normally would not be able to afford taking a trip out there or taking any days off of work. I would also help pay for some of my mother‘s medical bills.
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