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My First Tattoo!

jen3899

By jen3899
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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jen3899 Apprentice
jen3899
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So I got my first tattoo last night...And I went with a gluten-free theme.

Im in love with it, but then again, Im a nut.

Picture!

more pics here if ya wanna see.

myspace .com/ferjen1

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Awesome....celiac is a lifelong thing so you can't go wrong there!LOL

I've been thinking about getting a green ribbon for celiac...I already have a pink one for breast cancer!

Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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cool!

FootballFanatic Contributor
FootballFanatic
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That is awesome! And hilarious!

NoGluGirl Contributor
NoGluGirl
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So I got my first tattoo last night...And I went with a gluten-free theme.

Im in love with it, but then again, Im a nut.

Picture!

more pics here if ya wanna see.

myspace .com/ferjen1

Dear Jen,

That is awesome! ;) I had thought about getting a tattoo that is a Chinese dragon. I do not know if I could actually do it, though. A Celiac Disease-themed one was a great idea! Maybe the SillyYak one would look cute on me. :lol:

Sincerely,

NoGluGirl

marklen Rookie
marklen
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Lollerskates! Truly awesome. Is the design your own?

jen3899 Apprentice
jen3899
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'He' was actually drawn by a good friend of mine, I saw him and fell in love. She works at a tattoo shop, so I went down while she was working and spent some time editing him with her and making him exactly what I wanted...then he was made a permanent part of my body :D

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That is so cool!!

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