PICTURE POST II!

[Kommander]

I've designed my next tattoo. Now I just need to decide where to put it.

[Rhubarbodendron]

you might want to take into consideration what it will look like when you're in your 70s. For a minimum of exhilaration among your future nurses I recommend some section that doesn't massively shrink or wrinkle. Back or calf, perhaps buttock.

Personally, I consider the best place for a man to be tattoed to be nowhere (though admittedly tattoos have the advantage that if the guy is a bore in bed, you can always look at the pics)

[Saturn0660]

Gratz there Tom.

[thestrangequark]

Rhubarbodendron wrote:

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you might want to take into consideration what it will look like when you're in your 70s. For a minimum of exhilaration among your future nurses I recommend some section that doesn't massively shrink or wrinkle. Back or calf, perhaps buttock.

Personally, I consider the best place for a man to be tattoed to be nowhere (though admittedly tattoos have the advantage that if the guy is a bore in bed, you can always look at the pics)

See, I never understood this argument. People always ask when I show a tattoo or express interest in getting another, "Well, have you thought about what it will look like when you're 70?" and I'm like, "Yeah, old and wrinkly -- like the rest of me." I really don't get how this is an argument against getting tattoos!

[Tora Ziyal]

OMG, the new pic of Kira is adorable!

thestrangequark wrote:

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"Yeah, old and wrinkly -- like the rest of me."

Okay, I have to admit, you gave me a new perspective on it. But I still wouldn't recommend getting tats on the places that wrinkle first, like the neck. Unless you want to call attention to those early wrinkles.

[RevdKathy]

Today, after four weeks on the sick, I finally went back to work. I more or less survived the day (just one bad moment of postural hypotension) and cut about an hour off, as part of my 'graduated return to work'.

That meant I got home with enough energy left to go to my belly-dance class. Here's the proof!

[ShamelessMcBundy]

Kommander wrote:

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I've designed my next tattoo. Now I just need to decide where to put it.

I approve of Fleshlight.

[RoJoHen]

She's not really one you want to talk home to meet the folks, though.

[Tora Ziyal]

RevdKathy wrote:

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Today, after four weeks on the sick, I finally went back to work. I more or less survived the day (just one bad moment of postural hypotension) and cut about an hour off, as part of my 'graduated return to work'.

That meant I got home with enough energy left to go to my belly-dance class. Here's the proof!

Cool!

I started belly dancing a few years ago and loved it. Unfortunately, I injured my neck (yes, my neck ), and by the time I had finished physical therapy and was ready to return to class, the place had gone out of business.

Glad to hear you're feeling better by now, too.

[thestrangequark]

Tora Ziyal wrote:

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OMG, the new pic of Kira is adorable!

Okay, I have to admit, you gave me a new perspective on it. But I still wouldn't recommend getting tats on the places that wrinkle first, like the neck. Unless you want to call attention to those early wrinkles.

If you have a tattoo on your neck I think the last thing people are going to be noticing are the wrinkles!

RevdKathy, you look fabulous! Have you been belly dancing long?

[Shanndee]

@ RevdKathy...you mentioned that you lost weight in the previous picture thread, and now I see how you did it! Well done, that pic is fabuloius!

@Macloudt I forgot to mention how pleased I was to see that you gave a home to 2 deserving elderly cats! So many people overlook the older cats...and they have so much to offer a household! Bravo!! (and it is nice to see a boy who likes cats...the only boy I know in your son's age range who will admit to liking cats is my nephew!)

Cheers!

[PopBoy]

Kommander wrote:

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I've designed my next tattoo. Now I just need to decide where to put it.

Absolutely hilarious!!!!!!!

[Gary7]

Tom Hendricks wrote:

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Want to thank everyone for the nice words.

Here is Kira asleep in her mom's arms.

Wow, Tom, congratulations to you and your wife for a stunning baby girl! I hope she eases into long nighttime slumbers fairly soon so you get a decent night's rest (getting a few hours here and there every night really sucks and takes its toll on health--I know 2nd hand, from a good friend!).

[Bob The Skutter]

RevdKathy wrote:

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Today, after four weeks on the sick, I finally went back to work. I more or less survived the day (just one bad moment of postural hypotension) and cut about an hour off, as part of my 'graduated return to work'.

That meant I got home with enough energy left to go to my belly-dance class. Here's the proof!

You look wonderful! Mind, you deserve to after the work you've put in.

[boco]

sunset last friday