Lenora Lucero

My granddaughters, it’s a bouquet of lilies and jade vines on my left temple for my granddaughters Kamilla Jade and Lily, and I the carnation with my husbands name Cody, the carnation represents the January flower of which he was born, the native evil minion that I have on my left back forearm also for my husband he has the same one, he’s Native American so he made his evil minion Native. I got the 3 of those tattoos within the past 3 months, they are my most recent but definitely no

If my ink could speak, it would tell a story of resilience and growth. Having journeyed through the gutter, it would share how each downfall has only made me wiser and stronger. Every tattoo etched on my skin serves as a poignant reminder of the good times amidst the bad, honoring the loved ones who have walked beside me. These marks are not just art; they are a testament to my experiences and the unwavering spirit with which I face life’s challenges.

I would set aside a portion for savings to ensure a secure future for my family. The rest I would use to take my four kids and grandkids on a memorable vacation, something we've never really had the chance to do together. I envision a trip filled with laughter and adventure, whether it’s exploring the wonders of a theme park, relaxing on a beautiful beach, or experiencing the magic of a new city. This journey would not only create cherished memories but also strengthen our family bonds!