lazy Monday

Oh what a wonderful day. It was a very quiet Monday at work- my kids are just winding down this quarter and I spent all day reviewing for their mid-term with them, and my Seniors were in the lab working on their Senior Research paper. It was a great day. Plus, knowing I have just four short days left until Fall Break is making it fly by. After work I came home and did absolutely nothing until about 8pm, which was much-needed and well-deserved, if you ask me! Around 8:30 I decided to get some cardio and my lifting done, so I dragged myself to the gym but it quickly turned into an amazing workout and I left feeling awesome.

I have a few different topics I want to write about this week, but today I'll keep it to this short update since I should probably head to sleep!

I got a little photobooth crazy about five minutes ago...















Oh! Also, Hank is playing with the Misfits next month when they get back from tour. This "version" of the Misfits is annoying and stupid, but it should still be a fun show! I love the venue and location.

Tatuagem, história e cultura brasileira

A rica história e cultura brasileira deu origem a personagens, artistas e crenças diversificadas. Homenagens à estes ícones não são raros em tatuagens, que aliás também faz parte da história e cultura de nosso país.

Sempre lembrados na história de Brasil e com uma íntima relação com as tatuagens, os índios estão entre os ícones históricos mais homenageados nas peles dos tatuados brasileiros.

Entre outros grandes nomes do Brasil, você encontrará nestas tatuagens o Rei do Baião, Luiz Gonzaga, tatuado por Isaac Toucinho, o Chacrinha, uma obra de Beicinho, índios de Rodrigo, Alexandre Dallier e Nany Tattoo. Silvio Santos, Lampião, os Arcos da Lapa, Carmen Miranda, Raul Seixas e Chico Xavier também fazem parte desta galeria. Divirta-se.

Carpe Diem Tattoo, São Paulo

Olá, sou o Carpe Diem Tattoo, vejo a arte da tatuagem com muita responsabilidade, procuro sempre estar atualizado sobre as normas de segurança e saúde, priorizando meus clientes e amigos, trocando informações sobre o desenho a ser tatuado, cores, local do corpo e tamanho ideal, para que a tatuagem fique esteticamente bonita.

Desenvolvo todos os tipos de desenhos, buscando sempre uma personalização. Uma frase: "A sua imaginação não tem limites, a sua pele, uma tela viva, exibe seus sonhos coloridos."

Carpe Diem Tattoo

Endereço: Av.: Rio das Pedras, 129 - sobre loja, (próximo ao Terminal Carrão)

Telefone: (11) 2781-2288

Atendimento: Seg. à Sex. 10:00 às 20:00, Sáb. 10:00 às 17:00

Fotolog: www.fotolog.com/carpediemtattoo

Orkut: Carpe Diem Tattoo

Jonathan Britto, homenagem à mãe, 169

"Olá, meu nome é Jonathan. Eu tenho uma tatuagem com o nome de minha mãe. Ela é a pessoa mais especial para mim, pois sempre foi uma mulher batalhadora, e sempre lutou para me sustentar e sustentar a família. Essa é a primeira tatuagem que eu fiz. Fiz com Gabriela Tattoo em Salvador. Valeu!"

Jonathan Britto

Lady Miscue of Delight

This was almost an orphan post, but I have enough to make it work.

Last month, I boarded the 2 train, downtown, and was standing next to a young lady with a colorful fairy on her upper right arm:


The woman's name was Elura, and she had this done at Daredevil Tattoo in Manhattan. Other work from Daredevil has appeared on Tattoosday previously here.

Alas, the train was noisy, and Elura was getting off at 14th Street, one station away. I asked her what the fairy was about, and she said, "She's Lady Miscue of Delight".

I scribbled that down and Elura said she would e-mail me with more detail. She never did and, try as I might, I couldn't figure out what looks like a fairy, and sounds like "Lady Miscue of Delight".

So that is what I will call her, until I have been corrected.

Regardless, thanks to Elura for sharing her tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!

UPDATE:

Jeremy, below, in the comments, suggested that perhaps Elura meant, Lady Miss Kier, of the musical group Deee-lite:



The photo indicates that may be correct. Thanks Jeremy!