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Thanks for the read, Mr. B.

It has served it purpose

regards,
Laurie

Alan Alda wrote: A drug-
like shift, pain's gift, wrapped
her in its cloak.
Laurie E.

"I hurt myself today to see if I still feel." J Cash and others. The intensity of a chosen pain that barely registers on so many ordinary levels. The 'high' of being alive and the scream of silent solace.

I think I'm too old in the tooth to go for 'inking.' It is a fashionable phase at the moment. Especially amongst soccer players.

'Sequins' is the perfect interpretation of what is seen and how personally valuable they are.

"inking" Huh?
I prefer: tat

I adore Cash's, "Hurt."

Ya know, I was forty-something when I decided to get one. It was waay outside my normal realm of things-to-do, which made it wonderfully dangerous and rebellious. I think that tats gotten in 'youth' got nothin on those well thought out, stepping-outside-the-box ones gotten after some wisdom has set in.

IF you got one, what would you get??

L

I thought about getting the same one that a lady who marg met had. It is the Art work on the front of 'The Future.'
I have been designing my own 'ink' in my head for a few years, and I want it to be unique.
It is the fact that 'everybody' is getting it done over here now, that puts me off. I have never been one to follow the herd.

I have been designing my own 'ink' in my head for a few years, and I want it to be unique.

How about Albert, Byron? Albert on Byron... forever with you... can't get any more unique than that ... and with him as a conversation starter, the stories he could tell .


~ Lizzy