Tattoos are very big these days, people express their style,
commemorate a loved one, military symbols and some are meant to be
inspirational, the list goes on and on.
I have seen many elaborate and detailed tattoos as well as some that
look like someone scribbled on their arm but these are personal choices so it’s
up to you. I understand and appreciate it's just another form of self expression.
The most common are symbol tattoos that are associated with a lost
loved one, organizational/military tattoo basically any tattoo with a picture
or symbol which I get but I’m confused by the inspirational message tattoos and the especially rare facial tattoos. I love inspirational messages I always have and probably always will but there are a lot of
inspirational messages many of which I have saved in my computer. I also have calendars with inspirational messages but I've never had the urge to write them
on my arm, leg, neck or shoulder. I have seen sports stars with inspirational writings on their forearms, which they could read, before they serve, shoot or hit a ball so maybe that seems to make some sense to me. Of
course it’s your prerogative to have inspirational messages tattooed on your
body but how can it inspire you if you can’t see it.
Here’s a fun idea, if you want to have something really useful written
on your arm, why not have a bucket list or grocery list tattooed on your arm,
it would not only be useful but also a conversation piece. Think of it, if you had a bucket list tattoo
you could have a checkmark tattoo added every time you completed an item on you
list. That would be awesome! I know you
could have a bucket list on your smart phone but having it on your arm would
make it more accessible. A grocery list
would be even more useful because you of the frequency of use, however the
checkmark tattoo should probably be done with a magic marker. It would be easy to strike up a conversation at
the grocery store if you had your grocery list on your arm and it might make
someone smile.
When I wrote this I thought this bucket list tattoo was an original idea that I had but just yesterday I discovered on the Internet that someone had already did this in a much grander style by putting a map of the world on their back and coloring the countries they visited. I saw a photo of his back and it was well done also read where a women did a similar thing but put red dots on the map for cities she visited. So my idea may not be that unique but a bucket list can be more than travel locations so maybe my idea still works. I have not seen anyone with a grocery list tattoo yet, so you could be the first.
When I wrote this I thought this bucket list tattoo was an original idea that I had but just yesterday I discovered on the Internet that someone had already did this in a much grander style by putting a map of the world on their back and coloring the countries they visited. I saw a photo of his back and it was well done also read where a women did a similar thing but put red dots on the map for cities she visited. So my idea may not be that unique but a bucket list can be more than travel locations so maybe my idea still works. I have not seen anyone with a grocery list tattoo yet, so you could be the first.
Tattooing something on your face completely boggles my
mind. It definitely limits your job
opportunities and makes others look at you with wonder. Unless you’re a tattoo artist or a Hollywood
celebrity it’s probably not a wise move.
I’ve seen a few photos in the paper about someone that committed a crime
that had a tattooed face. I realize that
some eyewitness reports can be unreliable but I’m betting identifying a person
with a tattoo on their face would eliminate any doubt. “Just Saying…”
2 comments:
Love the bucket list idea. Groceries...not so much.
Yea, the grocery list tattoo was just me being goofy.
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