What an appropriate tattoo for a mystery group.
I can't imagine how long that took or what it cost.
Becke I love your visuals.
becke_davis wrote:Speaking of tattoos . . .
You know, by the time we get our copies of the First Look book, this group is going to be TOTALLY out of control! (But everyone knows women who behave never have any fun.) Out of curiosity -- are there any guys here?
I'm not sure what the copyright rules are about pasting pictures, but as long as anyone can see them on the internet and we're not making a profit on them, I guess it's okay.
I get bored with all the lack of color -- the images make it fun, and they brighten up the page. (Hard to believe my shelves are filled with "real" books and not just picture books, isn't it?)
pen21 wrote:All that pain and it washed off.
My celtic cross has been on a few years and hasn't washed off.
I would have been back yelling at the guy.
You're right all that hurt and then an eclipse.
IBIS wrote:Hi pen21, I agree, wash-off tattoos are great. But when I got mine, I thought it was permanent. it certainly hurt like a permanent one.
Imagine my surprise when I came out of the shower the next morning! And found my little sun-tattoo eclipsed!
My daughter recently got a celtic cross on the inside of her forearm. She also has the Christian fish I designed around her wrist. She works in a hospital, and all tattoos must be covered. Bummer.
Here's mine. My hero 
becke_davis wrote:I'm not sure what the copyright rules are about pasting pictures, but as long as anyone can see them on the internet and we're not making a profit on them, I guess it's okay.
I get bored with all the lack of color -- the images make it fun, and they brighten up the page. (Hard to believe my shelves are filled with "real" books and not just picture books, isn't it?)
Becke, what I can't figure out is, how do you find the time to get all of the pictures you post...do you have them all catalogued and at your fingertips? Ha!
We all realize we'll have to tone it down a dozen notches or two, when we hop to the other board, and the discussion starts....or we really will be kicked out! I figure we should get it out of our system by then...ya think? Better here, than there! I was participating in a discussion a long time ago, and was being friendly and silly with a participant, before the discussion actually started, in the intro thread. But when the discussion started, and the author arrived, I turned absolutely dead serious. I was ridiculed by this newbie, when she wanted to continue the playtime, and I wouldn't put up with her. She saw me as someone with two faces. I never meant to be rude, or harsh, but it came out that way. Now, what were we talking about?
