| tragicwaste ( @ 2006-03-26 02:22:00 |
Tattoo?
So, lately I've been thinking about getting a tattoo.
Well, I've wanted a tattoo for awhile now, I've just never known what I wanted.
But I think I want something in remembrance of my grandmother. The thing is, it needs to be perfect. And I have no clue where to start.
It needs to represent her and my love for her. But, how do you do that in one little picture? I'm better at expressing myself in words than pictures.
She loved gardening. She was always looking for some new and beautiful flower to plant out back. She loved playing cards. She and I used to play Rummy together, but I still think I should have taken the time and played cards with her more. She was very religious. Not to the point where she tried to push her religion onto everyone else, but she had great faith in her beliefs. She loved dogs. And pretty much most animals, but dogs especially. She had a great sense of humor. Despite everything she went through, she would always try and keep a smile on her face, and the on faces of everyone around her.
I was thinking something like, a heart with a flower behind it or growing out of it and maybe with some vines or something around the heart. And then, somewhere on it, the date she died and maybe even her initials.
But I think that idea needs some more work. So, does anyone have any ideas? Or know where I could look for some ideas?
I was thinking about putting it on my back, near my left shoulder.
So, lately I've been thinking about getting a tattoo.
Well, I've wanted a tattoo for awhile now, I've just never known what I wanted.
But I think I want something in remembrance of my grandmother. The thing is, it needs to be perfect. And I have no clue where to start.
It needs to represent her and my love for her. But, how do you do that in one little picture? I'm better at expressing myself in words than pictures.
She loved gardening. She was always looking for some new and beautiful flower to plant out back. She loved playing cards. She and I used to play Rummy together, but I still think I should have taken the time and played cards with her more. She was very religious. Not to the point where she tried to push her religion onto everyone else, but she had great faith in her beliefs. She loved dogs. And pretty much most animals, but dogs especially. She had a great sense of humor. Despite everything she went through, she would always try and keep a smile on her face, and the on faces of everyone around her.
I was thinking something like, a heart with a flower behind it or growing out of it and maybe with some vines or something around the heart. And then, somewhere on it, the date she died and maybe even her initials.
But I think that idea needs some more work. So, does anyone have any ideas? Or know where I could look for some ideas?
I was thinking about putting it on my back, near my left shoulder.