I just got back from Walmart with six 33 gal trash cans. I bought the cheap ones and I hope they’ll be able to hold the water without bursting at the seams. The rain has started to slow, but may pick up again I hope.
I would be pretty pissed as well. I got a bad tattoo when I was in the army and have always regretted it. Not only was it bad but I'm a different person than the 18 year kid I was back then and now it is totally inappropriate. Your daughter is going to change as well and will regret it.
She's going to regret that decision. There's a reason they make you wait until you're a legal adult. I'm not sure she's going to like that tattoo when she's 30
Lol. I have 2 and plan to get more but I'm also 25. Maybe she wont, and I hope she doesn't but I know so many people that do regret them. And I bet those two eyes HURT
My mom was LIVID when I told her I got mine, and I was 21 and living on my own haha. I bet his tattoo is interesting! I love older tattoo's
I don't even remember what it is. I think it was some sort of Navy theme. Which would make sense. My sister has lots of tattoos. Including a giant one across her chest. She doesn't regret them. But she does have the common courtesy to keep them covered in certain situations. My cousins were worried she was going to show up to my grandma's funeral with her tattoos all showing. She has more respect than that. I don't understand why people would want a tattoo where it cannot be covered up. I guess that's the difference between someone who likes tattoos and someone who doesn't.
There is no right way to mourn. She's probably in shock, and just because somebody doesn't want to share their deepest feelings in the middle of a freaking TV camera doesn't mean they are a bad person. With Facebook etc. there's no such thing as privacy. People share everything with everybody. Very sad actually. They should leave her the hell alone she's been through enough.
Getting them covered is really expensive.
I don't like to criticize, but I had the same feeling. I'm wondering if she may still be in shock. Everyone thought the same thing of me when my parents died and it was almost a month before it hit me.
I love tattoos. I've seen some really breathtaking ones. There's one tattoo artist in the area that specializes in tattoos for breast cancer survivors that have had a mastectomy. Personally, I have no plans to get tattoos that can not be covered up because the job market is tough where I'm at and companies can afford to be picky. I'd rather be able to cover up and not get turned down for a job because I don't look professional in their eyes. I don't have any problem with uncovered tattoos but it's hard to have them I think.
Pretty much what I saw her say. It's appalling that she even has to say she's mourning in private and that its her business.
That's terrible. She's handling it the best way she can.
