Bree Wright

I am a military spouse, when we moved from KY to MT, I left my very best friend in the world behind. She came to visit me recently and we got postage stamps tattooed on us to represent our now long distance friendship. Mine is a frog with a mushroom hat and hers is a raccoon reading a book.

If my ink could speak it would tell my life’s story. I am an eclectic person and my life is transient. My body shows all the stages of my life, my first tattoo was a bird to represent my yearning for freedom, my dads final “I love you” is on my wrist, my passion for animals and nature across my arms and legs, my love of the macabre, everything! They would speak “me”.

I would pay off my husband’s truck. He has been active duty Army for almost 15 years, he works day in and day out to provide our family with the life we have. He is a phenomenal father to our children, a caring friend, a loyal partner, always there for his siblings and their families. It would be incredible to do something for him that would positively impact his life and reduce his stress.