I used my ink as motivation to get healthy. I didn't accomplish this until my late 30s. I waited a long time for my ink!
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Enter For FreeMy granny passed, so I got a lily (her favoriteflower) and "Love, Granny" from a letter she sent me years ago.
If your ink could speak, what would it say?It would definitely talk about my family and some of our life changing events. 1 of my 1st tattoos says "Carry on with hope of a new tomorrow." I came up with that when my sister wanted a tattoo to commemorate having 3 ectopic pregnancies but still moving forward with infertility treatments. Of course, my tats would also talk about my dogs, both current and past 1s. They are my family as well.
What would you do with the $25,000?After taking care of the boring stuff, like paying off debt and adding to my niece's college fund, I'd have my husband's tattoo fixed (it was cut through during surgery) and add to my collection. I come from a military family and my husband is a disabled Veteran, so I'd like a tattoo to commemorate their sacrifice in some way. I also want the Caduceus tattooed to symbolize my hard work and 20 years as a nurse. Last, I need a tat for my 4 and 8 year old nieces. Do I dare let them choose it?!
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