JAC1961

To me the real question is if you'll like the lyrics as much in 10 years as you do now.  Difficult call to make.

On 11/28/2017 at 11:28 AM, InkIncShow said:

Besides the quiet, any differences in the experience? 

I was wondering the same.  "Looks" like quite a different experience when I've seen it done on a video.

Great piece tbw.

1 hour ago, Dan said:

I love the wrinkles. :)

They are a large part of her charm.

Here's our girl Dixie.  Never when I've thought about what kind of dog we might like to own, did a bloodhound ever cross the radar.  We wanted to adopt (we're big on rescuing instead of buying) a gentle dog that would be good with the grandkids.  Wanted a golden retriever or lab, but was getting frustrated as so many want to adopt them.  A google search led us to bloodhounds and then to a rescue based in Ontario Canada.  You just couldn't ask for a sillier, happier family dog.  Not a day goes by that we don't chuckle about something she does or 'tells' us.

Hey, hey, glad to see I'm not the only one that started/continued at an older age.  I'd like to think that I'm past the point where I'll regret it later in life. lol

Here's a pic of my first. Never have taken the time to get a good one.

Just to throw a little something else in.  I don't know how tattoo artists and their shop handle the reporting of tips as income, but when I got my tattoo, I handed the artist cash for a tip before leaving their room.  I was paying with a card and knew I could add the tip on there, but figured there's no need to have it on the books.

Anybody asks, I didn't give nobody nuttin'.

Hey all.  I just got my first tattoo in August... at the ripe old age of 56.  I've always doubted the 'once you get one, you'll want more', until I got one.  It's true, I'm already planning my next.  Thought it be nice to join up to be able to ask questions and enjoy everyone else's work.

John