BobPlumb
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- Jul 16, 2013
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Back when I was a teenager, most people would not consider having a tattoo. Oh how times have changed. Being old school, I question the wisdom/taste of some of the tattoos I see on people.
This morning I saw a middle aged woman wearing a spaghetti strap dress with an open back. She had many faded blue-green tattoos, many of which I was unsure what they were tattoos of. Needless to say, I think she would have looked much better in the dress without the tattoos.
At church last Sunday I saw a young single mom with a tattoo of her baby's face on her shoulder. I can just imagine that she continues this practice over the years when she becomes a grandma. Just imagine two grandmothers showing pictures of their children and grandchildren......."on my ankle is my youngest grand baby ......". I'm not sure, but I think it might be embarrassing for the kids if mom has their faces tattooed to her body.
I guess I should end this post with a question.
Why get a tattoo? What is good taste? What is not good taste?
This morning I saw a middle aged woman wearing a spaghetti strap dress with an open back. She had many faded blue-green tattoos, many of which I was unsure what they were tattoos of. Needless to say, I think she would have looked much better in the dress without the tattoos.
At church last Sunday I saw a young single mom with a tattoo of her baby's face on her shoulder. I can just imagine that she continues this practice over the years when she becomes a grandma. Just imagine two grandmothers showing pictures of their children and grandchildren......."on my ankle is my youngest grand baby ......". I'm not sure, but I think it might be embarrassing for the kids if mom has their faces tattooed to her body.
I guess I should end this post with a question.
Why get a tattoo? What is good taste? What is not good taste?