tattoo with background
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day 292 still getting use to it being gone
my hair that is! View On Black "one step closer" ~ i got my dragon done in one sitting, i was too impatient to get the color the next time. it only took two and a half hours..
Downtown Disney xx
Hanna has THE most amazing smile. : ) Comment?.
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You can check out this series in the September issue of Pacific SD Magazine Bigg'r.
last...........
found a couple of old shots i hadn't posted.. just feeling a bit uninspired ~ thought going through old stuff would help.....hhmmm..
The Studio Series
From a studio shoot on 4/10/08..
if you've lost your faith in love and music then the end won't be long.
because if it's gone for you, i too may lose it and that would be wrong..
jasons mixer continued
with background started.
the cross i bear
There's still a certain taboo when it comes to tattoos, especially with the older generation. I sent some church workers home one night, and it just so happened that I was wearing a shirt that revealed my tattoo. The conversation that followed took on an awry tone. "So... I noticed you have a tattoo... was that from your bad days?" "errr... I don't think it's... bad..." "Oh, you mean to say you're still bad? *cheeky tone*" To his defense, he was only trying to be funny and friendly, and a tad straightforward. I was caught off guard and was not able to give an appropriate response, which I was kicking myself for soon after. The tattoo he happened to see was drawn by me, and symbolised so many things to me. I was going through a rough patch in uni. I was an international student living apart from my family. A year into uni life, I fell into depression and existentialism despair. Whe.
It's pretty when you hide beauty
Bushidō es un término que proviene del idioma japonés, que se puede traducir como “el camino del guerrero”. Se trata de un estricto código de ética y conducta que regía a la casta Samurai en el antiguo Japón del Shogunato. Se basa en un conjunto de principios que deben regir la vida del guerrero; los cuales no se encuentran codificados en texto o manual alguno, pues poseen un carácter consuetudinario. Los principios del código pueden ser resumidos en las denominadas “siete virtudes” cardinales que debe poseer todo Samurai. Occidente ve con romanticismo esta filosofía así como lo hace con muchas otras nacidas en oriente (el budismo bajo muchas de sus formas y escuelas). No obstante, muchos maestros de hoy ven el bushido actual como una forma evolucionada de su original propósito guerrero; el maestro Morihei Ueshiba, también conocido como O'Sensei divulgó un nu.
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It is very common to have Chinese character tattoo.