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At this point I would let it dry out and see what it looks like in a couple of weeks. Tattoos take a month or more to totally heal. I wouldn't go back to that artist for any reason.

well...life got busy and i got lost last year didn't get to have my yearly appt w/ScottSylvia as i got my ACL replaced, but i'm baaaack!!! consult this weekend, and two appts booked for December. i.can't.wait.

so is she going to introduce you?

Video is now live on http://www.gypsygentleman.nl/ And guess what? It's great! I love this series and am happy to see Marcus continue it, especially after what he and his shop have been through in the last year.

So I met an interesting person recently at my work, I work at a max security juvenile county jail and there is a full school there and a classroom and teacher in every housing unit. So there is a full faculty and a principal. I just met the principal, and she is very nice, we hit it off right away, she asked me for some help on something and we were walking together and I noticed a little edge of a tattoo peeking out from her conservative clothing, she said she keeps it covered at work, so I asked her about it and when we got to her office she pulled up one sleeve and there is this beautiful tattoo sleeve, she said she has both arms and a full back piece done. So of course I asked her about them, she said she had them done by a longtime friend of hers, a childhood friend, she said he has a shop in Oakland, so now I am really interested, she said it was called Temple tattoo, it’s the only place she goes, she said one artist there has done all her work, she asked if I have heard of Freddy Corbin ! Totally cool !

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.

I had my calf done and the only issue I had was that if I was sitting for a while, when I first stood up, the first several steps were painful. Other than that, I guess I was lucky because I didn't have any problems. The leg ditch wasn't fun, but I've had way worse. The stomach for example - ieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Good luck!