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Does anyone here have tattoos?
No I don't have one. I always thought I'd get one... I let my 17yr old get one on her foot.Was that bad of me? She's a straight A student so she's smarter than me!!!!
Posted on Thu Apr 01 16:13:53 PDT 2010
my Goddaughter has her babys' name on her foot. Looks like that would hurt. Ydoi, you don't have a bad bone in your body and never could.ydoihavetoagain wrote: No I don't have one. I always thought I'd get one... I let my 17yr old get one on her foot.Was that bad of me? She's a straight A student so she's smarter than me!!!!
Posted on Thu Apr 01 17:14:56 PDT 2010
I have a question for all that have tats. How old to too old to get one? Or are you ever too old to get one. I have wanted one for forever. Current (and last hubby) has no objections and wants one too, the problem has been mainly A. Am I too old for a tat and B. What to get.
My 19 yr old son got one about a year ago honoring oldest brother we lost almost 4 years ago and I had no problem with it. It is a lovely tribute. The second one is a skateboarder logo
WTH was that about? Anyway, just wondering. Thanks for the thread.
1goodmom
My 19 yr old son got one about a year ago honoring oldest brother we lost almost 4 years ago and I had no problem with it. It is a lovely tribute. The second one is a skateboarder logo
WTH was that about? Anyway, just wondering. Thanks for the thread.
1goodmom
Posted on Thu Apr 01 21:17:49 PDT 2010
hi all am new to this forum thought i would just jump on in here lol
i had exh name tat on my left outer thigh done with indian ink and a needle ouch... anyway after being with my hubby for 20 years i really wanted it covered up so i got a turtle put over it after we were done and i looked at it i was like i should have gotten turtlelady on there too the guy ws like come on back to table and we can add it i was like no thanks its ok ,,it hurt and wont be getting another lol
i had exh name tat on my left outer thigh done with indian ink and a needle ouch... anyway after being with my hubby for 20 years i really wanted it covered up so i got a turtle put over it after we were done and i looked at it i was like i should have gotten turtlelady on there too the guy ws like come on back to table and we can add it i was like no thanks its ok ,,it hurt and wont be getting another lol
Posted on Thu Apr 01 22:09:22 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote: I have a question for all that have tats. How old to too old to get one? Or are you ever too old to get one. I have wanted one for forever. Current (and last hubby) has no objections and wants one too, the problem has been mainly A. Am I too old for a tat and B. What to get.
Hi 1goodmom,
I don't think that one can be too old for a tattoo, though it might get difficult to find a smooth surface
No, back to being serious, I really think, that one might get too old in a mental way but never physically. I was 32 when I got mine.
Best whishes
Elvenarcher
Posted on Fri Apr 02 06:03:18 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote: I have a question for all that have tats. How old to too old to get one? Or are you ever too old to get one. I have wanted one for forever. Current (and last hubby) has no objections and wants one too, the problem has been mainly A. Am I too old for a tat and B. What to get.
My 19 yr old son got one about a year ago honoring oldest brother we lost almost 4 years ago and I had no problem with it. It is a lovely tribute. The second one is a skateboarder logo
WTH was that about? Anyway, just wondering. Thanks for the thread.
1goodmom
I goodmom. You're never too old to get a tattoo. As for your sons skateboard logo... if he is an avid skateborder , perhaps he sees it as sort of a homage to a sport he loves. There is a zen to skateboarding, a sense of achievement. Then again maybe he just thinks the logo is cool or he's good enough to be looking for a corporate sponsor.
Posted on Fri Apr 02 06:19:47 PDT 2010
1 goodmom, you are never too old for a tat, true story here, on the news a 94 yr old man said he wanted a navy emblem before he died. He never got one in the navy for one reason or another so he got his first tat at 94. If your skin has a lot of elastisty any age is fine. I have worked with patients that if you blow on them they bleed and their skin is like parchment paper. So no, in that case. I got my first one at 44. Also, I'm sorry about your older son. The younger one has the right idea, all of my tats are for my daughter. One thing to remember for first timers, always make them open the needles in front of you as to be sure they are sterile. If they can't do that. Leave!
Posted on Fri Apr 02 07:29:29 PDT 2010
Thanks all.
Elven, yeah, I can find a spot or two that can handle it. LOL I got your post, we're good.
jj, yeah, maybe he thinks he's that good but I am thinking that he just likes the logo as he buys anything with that logo. I wish 'cuz I could use some help with college.
candylv, thanks for heads up on the needles. He has a nice tribute tat to older brother and it is really heartbreaking. I cry every time I see it. His death was sudden and unexpected.
Maybe the tat I am looking to get would be "No parent should bury their child". I don't know, just a thought.
Anyway, I am glad to know you guys and maybe with your guidance I can make the move and get it before they have to tattoo me after I am well.......you know
Big love and hugs from your
1goodmom
Elven, yeah, I can find a spot or two that can handle it. LOL I got your post, we're good.
jj, yeah, maybe he thinks he's that good but I am thinking that he just likes the logo as he buys anything with that logo. I wish 'cuz I could use some help with college.
candylv, thanks for heads up on the needles. He has a nice tribute tat to older brother and it is really heartbreaking. I cry every time I see it. His death was sudden and unexpected.
Maybe the tat I am looking to get would be "No parent should bury their child". I don't know, just a thought.
Anyway, I am glad to know you guys and maybe with your guidance I can make the move and get it before they have to tattoo me after I am well.......you know
Big love and hugs from your
1goodmom
Posted on Fri Apr 02 22:20:17 PDT 2010
I have two a frog prince on my left ankle and a wizard on my right ankle, I absolutely love them and looking forward to two more a bumblebee with my youngest's name (That's her nickname) and a ldaybug with my oldest's name (she's been ladybug since she was born). I got my first one after my 55 year old mom got her first one after she passed the bar, and wanted the scale's of justice on her back. I don't ever regret my tat's and can't wait to get my other two..
Posted on Sun Apr 04 19:57:46 PDT 2010
1goodmom... I just wanted to say how sorry I am for your loss. What strong women we have here who have faced such great tragedy, and my heart goes out to you. 
Posted on Sun Apr 04 21:51:18 PDT 2010
yes i have 1 angel at the back
Posted on Mon Apr 05 08:44:09 PDT 2010
yes i have angel at my back
Posted on Mon Apr 05 08:45:51 PDT 2010
Flame wrote: yes i have angel at my back
Hi Flame welcome to the lounge. I had a friend who had folded angel wings tattooed from her over her shoulders down her back. It looked liked if she shrugged they would unfold and open up.
Posted on Mon Apr 05 08:50:09 PDT 2010
mooma wrote: 1goodmom... I just wanted to say how sorry I am for your loss. What strong women we have here who have faced such great tragedy, and my heart goes out to you.
Thanks mooma. You are a kind and generous lady and I would be honored to call you my friend.
Posted on Mon Apr 05 21:55:47 PDT 2010
I have a birthday coming up and I swear that I am going to do it. I have had great advise here and if it is nothing more than my kids initials inside of a heart, or a great line from LOTR you know, one ring and all or maybe a design that moves me, it is getting done while I still have some "smooth places" left. You guys inspire me and I have never met a nicer bunch of people.
Elven, any suggestions? Well, off to bed I am but wanted to thank all of you for your insight and good wished.
Love, hugs and kisses from your
1goodmom
Elven, any suggestions? Well, off to bed I am but wanted to thank all of you for your insight and good wished.
Love, hugs and kisses from your
1goodmom
Posted on Mon Apr 05 22:03:19 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote:
Elven, any suggestions? Well, off to bed I am but wanted to thank all of you for your insight and good wished.
Hi 1goodmom, well, having "smooth places" you've got half the rent already
... Some good line from LOTR would be great indeed and I would probably get yellow with envy, because I had not thought of that myself. There are some nice lines in the movies or the books, like "All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."
On the other hand you can take the first letter of your favourite single malt whisky brand as I did
.
Posted on Tue Apr 06 09:11:00 PDT 2010
OK I hate to sound out of it it what's LOTR?
Posted on Tue Apr 06 09:46:44 PDT 2010
jjrsvp wrote: OK I hate to sound out of it it what's LOTR?
Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien
Posted on Tue Apr 06 10:15:09 PDT 2010
Elvenarcher wrote:jjrsvp wrote: OK I hate to sound out of it it what's LOTR?
Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien
OH Jheeze it's not like I haven't read it five-six times. I even have the music book the Road Goes Ever On.
Posted on Tue Apr 06 10:45:13 PDT 2010
You are never to old for anything. I will be 70 my next birthday & just got my nose pierced. Got a great compliment from a young man I met at the grocery. I have one tat on my shoulder of a yellow rose. Badly needs recoloring.
Posted on Wed Apr 07 20:57:11 PDT 2010
jharr58 wrote: You are never to old for anything. I will be 70 my next birthday & just got my nose pierced. Got a great compliment from a young man I met at the grocery. I have one tat on my shoulder of a yellow rose. Badly needs recoloring.
High five and a big thumbs up jharr.
You rock in my book.
sshhameless
Posted on Wed Apr 07 21:05:25 PDT 2010
Jharr, good for you! You're an inspiration to 1goodmom, who really wants to do something new. By the way, welcome. Sorry guys I have'nt answered my own thread but I've had a hectic week here. 1goodmom, I am so sorry for the loss of your son. I'm in the same boat. My week is terrible because on April 11th is the 7th anniversary of our daughters' death and hubby and I are not good in this week or this whole month really. So I share your pain. I think if you got a tattoo honoring your son somehow, you will never regret it. Never. No parent should have to bury their child makes a big impact. If you need to talk I'm here for you.
Posted on Wed Apr 07 21:14:07 PDT 2010
candylv, You and your DH are in my prayers.
ydoi, no that was good of you. She is a good girl and you did good.
mooma, you are a wise and great woman and I am glad to call you my friend
So, As I have said before, it will be either, No Parent should bury their child or, All we have to decide is what what to do with the tine that is give us. Thank you Elvin.
To jharr, did it hurt? Glad to know you hon.
So to all, big love and hugs.
ydoi, no that was good of you. She is a good girl and you did good.
mooma, you are a wise and great woman and I am glad to call you my friend
So, As I have said before, it will be either, No Parent should bury their child or, All we have to decide is what what to do with the tine that is give us. Thank you Elvin.
To jharr, did it hurt? Glad to know you hon.
So to all, big love and hugs.
Posted on Wed Apr 07 23:33:14 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote:
So, As I have said before, it will be either, No Parent should bury their child or, All we have to decide is what what to do with the tine that is give us. Thank you Elvin.
You are welcome! Please tell us, when you made a decision and what it will be!
Posted on Thu Apr 08 12:02:19 PDT 2010
I have made the decision and it will be BOTH! and then some. I need the "One Ring" thing but it will be later. So. I thank all of you with your input and love. So, when I get them done, and it will be soon (will not wait until birthday)how do I show them to you? And again, where should I have them done. Shoulders I am thinking.
The "One Ring" will go across my lower back.
Again, thank you.
Candy, you have my heart.
The "One Ring" will go across my lower back.
Again, thank you.
Candy, you have my heart.
Posted on Thu Apr 08 22:35:28 PDT 2010
Thank you, 1goodmom, and you definatly have mine as well. You won't regret anything you have put on for your son and people will ask you about it, then you get to talk about him all the time and keep his memory alive in others. People ask about mine all the time then I get an opportunity to talk a blue streak about Candace and I'm sure she's liking that just fine! My name here was her nickname, candylv, since she was an infant.
Posted on Fri Apr 09 08:00:00 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote: I have made the decision and it will be BOTH! and then some. I need the "One Ring" thing but it will be later. So. I thank all of you with your input and love. So, when I get them done, and it will be soon (will not wait until birthday)how do I show them to you? And again, where should I have them done. Shoulders I am thinking.
The "One Ring" will go across my lower back.
When they are healed, why not take a picture and post it here in this thread? I think it won't be against the rules, will it? Me or darlene or one of the others will certainly help you with the posting
Posted on Fri Apr 09 12:12:54 PDT 2010
Elvenarcher wrote:1goodmom wrote: I have made the decision and it will be BOTH! and then some. I need the "One Ring" thing but it will be later. So. I thank all of you with your input and love. So, when I get them done, and it will be soon (will not wait until birthday)how do I show them to you? And again, where should I have them done. Shoulders I am thinking.
The "One Ring" will go across my lower back.
When they are healed, why not take a picture and post it here in this thread? I think it won't be against the rules, will it? Me or darlene or one of the others will certainly help you with the posting
(Adding bold and italics to the specific portion of the quote being referenced now)
Not against the rules, per se...just please keep it "family friendly."
Thank you!
Posted on Fri Apr 09 14:05:05 PDT 2010
wbeal wrote:
Not against the rules, per se...just please keep it "family friendly."
Thank you!
Hi Mr. Bill, thank you for the fast reply
I think "family friendly" can be arranged if goodmom wants to show them.
Posted on Fri Apr 09 14:12:03 PDT 2010
The nose piercing. It hurts more then getting your ears piersced, but I think its worth it. My husband is supportive , so was my son. My daughter in law held my hand & her x husband did the job.
GoodMom I hurt for your lose. It is a year this month that my Mother died,
we laid her to rest besides my Dad & my youngest sister. She was twenty one when she died for no apparent reason ( my sister that is). Thanks to all of yoiu for being so wellcoming.
GoodMom I hurt for your lose. It is a year this month that my Mother died,
we laid her to rest besides my Dad & my youngest sister. She was twenty one when she died for no apparent reason ( my sister that is). Thanks to all of yoiu for being so wellcoming.
Posted on Fri Apr 09 21:43:09 PDT 2010
Just read your postings, jharr... 
from me also! And you're so right about never being too old. How could there ever be a cut-off date for things you want to do! Now is always the right time, and "never" is such a word of regret. Enjoy!
from me also! And you're so right about never being too old. How could there ever be a cut-off date for things you want to do! Now is always the right time, and "never" is such a word of regret. Enjoy!
Posted on Fri Apr 09 21:55:15 PDT 2010
Hi Mr. Bill, thank you for the fast reply I think "family friendly" can be arranged if goodmom wants to show them.
It will be absolutely "family friendly". Thank you Mr. Bill for the reminder and thank you Elven for the support.
I want to take this moment to thank all of you for your love and support and suggestions. I am going to get my daughter to draw the heart with the initials and I know the next one will be the "No Parent" and the One ring quote, jeez, Elven you got me thinking. Adding a kiss here 'cuz I loved you advise.
Well, as it is 3:13 am and Dad is calling "Are you coming to bed or what" I would rather it be or what but I have to go to work in the AM so I am sending all of you on this particular thread an good night and a hug and kiss from me.
1goodmom
I think "family friendly" can be arranged if goodmom wants to show them.It will be absolutely "family friendly". Thank you Mr. Bill for the reminder and thank you Elven for the support.
I want to take this moment to thank all of you for your love and support and suggestions. I am going to get my daughter to draw the heart with the initials and I know the next one will be the "No Parent" and the One ring quote, jeez, Elven you got me thinking. Adding a kiss here 'cuz I loved you advise.
Well, as it is 3:13 am and Dad is calling "Are you coming to bed or what" I would rather it be or what but I have to go to work in the AM so I am sending all of you on this particular thread an good night and a hug and kiss from me.
1goodmom
Posted on Tue Apr 13 00:16:51 PDT 2010
i have a unicorn on my shoulder. i got it when i was 20 so its age is......um never mind lets just say its older then my kids 
Posted on Tue Apr 13 00:57:50 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote: It will be absolutely "family friendly". Thank you Mr. Bill for the reminder and thank you Elven for the support.
I want to take this moment to thank all of you for your love and support and suggestions. I am going to get my daughter to draw the heart with the initials and I know the next one will be the "No Parent" and the One ring quote, jeez, Elven you got me thinking. Adding a kiss here 'cuz I loved you advise.
I am glad and feel honoured that I could help
And I am looking forward to the results.
And I have to make a confession, you got me thinking, too, about another tattoo - I just say LOTR...
Posted on Tue Apr 13 09:24:13 PDT 2010
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Posted on Wed Apr 14 17:32:27 PDT 2010
1goodmom, we're waiting for that family friendly tat and so are about a million other people too so make sure it's purty! lol. Welcome bella to the house, and gamer, 23!!!!!!!
Posted on Wed Apr 14 18:00:01 PDT 2010
candylv wrote: 1goodmom, we're waiting for that family friendly tat and so are about a million other people too so make sure it's purty! lol. Welcome bella to the house, and gamer, 23!!!!!!!
It's coming soon Candy, just hang on. Also welcome Bella and gamer. I love to hear about other people's tat's, just so interesting. So, I will let you all know when I have it done (and it will be family friendly, I promise) as soon as daughter has the time to draw it up for me.
Elven, what LOTR have you decided on?
Love and peace to all.
1goodmom
Posted on Thu Apr 15 22:12:40 PDT 2010
bella6543 wrote: i have a unicorn on my shoulder. i got it when i was 20 so its age is......um never mind lets just say its older then my kids
Sweetie! I love unicorns as does my daughters. I am hoping that I can find a way that all can share pictures of "family friendly" tat's here. I am going to get mine shortly (as soon as my daughter draws it out for me). So to all keep tuned to this station!!
Love and hugs and kisses to all
1goodmom
Posted on Fri Apr 16 22:20:34 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote: Elven, what LOTR have you decided on?
I am not sure yet. I think I will read the book again and see what fits.
Posted on Mon Apr 19 12:39:41 PDT 2010
Elvenarcher wrote:1goodmom wrote: Elven, what LOTR have you decided on?
I am not sure yet. I think I will read the book again and see what fits.
Please let me know. Love you hon.
Posted on Mon Apr 19 22:57:40 PDT 2010
A little off topic but I have often wondered--What happens to tattoos done on a very heavy person if the person loses a lot of weight? Or vice-versa.
Posted on Tue Apr 20 10:47:12 PDT 2010
1goodmom wrote:
Please let me know. Love you hon.
I promise I will! Thank you so much for your support!
Posted on Tue Apr 20 11:03:26 PDT 2010
llstjohn wrote: A little off topic but I have often wondered--What happens to tattoos done on a very heavy person if the person loses a lot of weight? Or vice-versa.
I really do not know and I am not sure I want to know - I imagine it won't be too pretty. That is why I thought long about the location.
Posted on Tue Apr 20 11:04:53 PDT 2010
Listjohn, as for me I can tell you nothing happens to them, I use to be a quite heavy person before 2003, after my child died in that yr since then I have lost 102 lbs and still losing, {i'm about 138} and the tatoos, all 6 of them look great. They don't look smaller or stretched or anything. Hope that answered your question.
Posted on Tue Apr 20 17:18:59 PDT 2010
candylv wrote: Listjohn, as for me I can tell you nothing happens to them, I use to be a quite heavy person before 2003, after my child died in that yr since then I have lost 102 lbs and still losing, {i'm about 138} and the tatoos, all 6 of them look great. They don't look smaller or stretched or anything. Hope that answered your question.
Kudos to you candy! and to you goodmom for making this step. And Hello to all the new 'kid's' in the house...LOL.
I don't have a fancy tat like many of you do, but I do have a few tiny ones that I'm proud of. They are just small crosses made by the doc when I had radiation therapy. (located on my breast) To tell you the truth I don't even remember how it felt when they put them on.
Posted on Tue Apr 20 17:57:42 PDT 2010
Now room thats something new I never knew about you. The doc did it? did you ask him too? Awww, bet they're real purty on you!Room333 wrote:candylv wrote: Listjohn, as for me I can tell you nothing happens to them, I use to be a quite heavy person before 2003, after my child died in that yr since then I have lost 102 lbs and still losing, {i'm about 138} and the tatoos, all 6 of them look great. They don't look smaller or stretched or anything. Hope that answered your question.
Kudos to you candy! and to you goodmom for making this step. And Hello to all the new 'kid's' in the house...LOL.
I don't have a fancy tat like many of you do, but I do have a few tiny ones that I'm proud of. They are just small crosses made by the doc when I had radiation therapy. (located on my breast) To tell you the truth I don't even remember how it felt when they put them on.
Posted on Tue Apr 20 18:49:56 PDT 2010
candy, I didn't ask..it was done so each time I had a treatment it would always goes into the same place. (and they are fading with age, praise God!)
Posted on Tue Apr 20 19:57:55 PDT 2010
I see room, I'm just everlasting gratefull that the treatments were a success. The world's alot brighter with you in it!Room333 wrote: candy, I didn't ask..it was done so each time I had a treatment it would always goes into the same place. (and they are fading with age, praise God!)
Posted on Tue Apr 20 21:06:31 PDT 2010
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