^Ah yes. I have rules about getting tattoos in other languages -- either I must be fluent, or the language itself must be fake. Since my French is almost as bad as my Anishinaabemowin (BTW, screw you Chrome spell check for not recognising that as a word), I'm sticking to the fantasy languages! Thanks! This is the one: That one was so red and swollen, but actually one of the easiest and fastest to heal I've ever had. I'm going to have a bit more detail work added, as I did with another I have by the same source artist, early 20th century Irish stained glass artist and illustrator, Harry Clarke:
Lovely photos! Maybe it's my own sick sense of humor but the first picture kinda made me giggle; I keep imaging a group of people running from the car that is trying to run them down!
Heh, I see it as someone running after a car drivig away from them then, realising it's not going to stop for them, they turned around and came walking back again...
On Sunday Aaron and I went to our zoo. It was 30°, strong winds and snowing off and on. The reason Aaron wanted to go is because he thought that the Wolves are lonely because no one is going to see them with all the snow. A Grey Wolf Aaron as a Penguin Aaron on a Tiger Awesome Tiger right by the glass
Tigers are always awesome to see in person. Great photos, Tom! Glad your son appeared to enjoyed himself.
Those cheeks, though. Not surprising, though, since this is what her parents looked like when we were tiny.
Congrats on the expected arrival and future bundle of joy, Flux! I have no kids myself but I see the happiness they bring to the lives of friends and family and I wish the same for you and your significant other.
Thanks! My wife's cousin who was actually due after her just gave birth today...so ours could really be coming any day now!