I'm thinking of getting a tatoo

[MissMillie]

My life has changed so much for the better since my surgery... and I never would have believed that at my age I would find good health for the very first time in my life. I started jogging back in March, and my biggest inspiration has been a runner by the name of John Bingham. He writes for Runner's World magazine (a column called "No Need for Speed") and has a website devoted to those of us who run for the love of running ( www.waddleon.com )

Anyway, this is his logo, and I'm thinking of getting this tatooed on my body.... (I haven't decided where just yet. I have an issue of loose skin since my weight loss and I don't know when I'll be able to afford skin removal surgery.)



It looks to me like the penguin's shirt says "John Bingham", but I was thinking of having my tatoo say (in small letters) "The courage to start"

Whaddaya think?

[Dez]

1. My accupuncturist said tatoos aren't good

to have .. messes up with the work she does. I don't have tatoos though.

[Rising Phoenix]

2. Go for it

Its a great way to acknowlege a change in your life and your body, plus it feels kinda cool.

[MissMillie]

3. Does anyone like the penguin?

c'mon... what do you think?!! :bounce:

[sniffa]

4. honestLy

i'd say no... but i'm against cartoon character tats.

i'm gung ho for you to get a tat though. :bounce:

[MsAnthropy]

5. This is FOREVER MissMillie!

You might want to think about this a while.

[Patiod]

6. Not to rain on your parade

but tatoo removal is a huge business, and women are the biggest customers.

That said, I love the penguin...

[Shell Beau]

7. I have a tatoo that I have had for 10 years. I don't

regret it for a second. Having said that, I personally don't care for the penguin, but we all like different things! If that is what you want, I say go for it!!! :)

[Deep13]

8. tatoo huh?

I was going to suggest juggling rattlesnakes, but your idea is better.