Tattoos.
The scroll that runs along this live journal application is that of peacocks feathers. It reminds me to make note of what tattoo's I want when I get my tax check.
1. Turn the piece on my chest into victorian scroll. Have my dad write in calligraphy, "This too shall pass" and have it written in between the scroll. I have yet to decide whether or not a feathered pen will be involved. My parents always said this to Christi and I as we were growing up. Also, it's more of a Buddhist approach to life. Everything is fleeting. The good and the bad. It will always pass. This has obviously been one of the most major things I have learned in life.
2. A peacock on my side torso. The body of it will be on the left side of my back and the feathers will wrap around my side to my belly. Not in color, black and white only.
3. The bonsai tree on my right arm as my half sleeve. Again, in black and white. Initially, the bonsai tree represented peace, harmony, and all good things. The meaning, now, takes on many different forms, according to culture. However, I'm a fan of the original meaning.
4. I have wanted to ink Buddy's paws since he was a puppy. I should have done it when he was a puppy, but alas! I didn't. So... I want to ink his big ol' dog paws and find a way to fit them into my body. I am not quite sure just yet, where I will get them. But I am.
5. I need to floral up my foot.
6. Cherry blossoms and a lot. I just need to figure out where. Maybe my left arm. Who knows. I've thought about the backs of my legs or maybe all over my legs, like stockings. I saw some chick with it and it was the raddest thing ever. I told her I was stealing her idea. She lives in California, so she didn't care.
That's all that I can think of.
1. Turn the piece on my chest into victorian scroll. Have my dad write in calligraphy, "This too shall pass" and have it written in between the scroll. I have yet to decide whether or not a feathered pen will be involved. My parents always said this to Christi and I as we were growing up. Also, it's more of a Buddhist approach to life. Everything is fleeting. The good and the bad. It will always pass. This has obviously been one of the most major things I have learned in life.
2. A peacock on my side torso. The body of it will be on the left side of my back and the feathers will wrap around my side to my belly. Not in color, black and white only.
3. The bonsai tree on my right arm as my half sleeve. Again, in black and white. Initially, the bonsai tree represented peace, harmony, and all good things. The meaning, now, takes on many different forms, according to culture. However, I'm a fan of the original meaning.
4. I have wanted to ink Buddy's paws since he was a puppy. I should have done it when he was a puppy, but alas! I didn't. So... I want to ink his big ol' dog paws and find a way to fit them into my body. I am not quite sure just yet, where I will get them. But I am.
5. I need to floral up my foot.
6. Cherry blossoms and a lot. I just need to figure out where. Maybe my left arm. Who knows. I've thought about the backs of my legs or maybe all over my legs, like stockings. I saw some chick with it and it was the raddest thing ever. I told her I was stealing her idea. She lives in California, so she didn't care.
That's all that I can think of.