Monthly Archives: June 2014

Saturday, June 28, 2014 at 6:28 pm

Is #saturdayselfie a thing? Especially when you take it in your workplace bathroom?

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Is a thing? Especially when you take it in your workplace bathroom?
Is #saturdayselfie a thing? Especially when you take it in your workplace bathroom?

Saturday, June 28, 2014 at 4:46 pm

Doing this tattoo today reminded me of @td6595 and @sharkboytoronto. (Sorry about the crappy picture. Hard to get a good angle.)

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Doing this tattoo today reminded me of @td6595 and @sharkboytoronto. (Sorry about the crappy picture. Hard to get a good angle.)
Doing this tattoo today reminded me of @td6595 and @sharkboytoronto. (Sorry about the crappy picture. Hard to get a good angle.)

Dilemma, Part II

A follow-up to the Dilemma post I did last Friday.

After considering everything my close circle and those of you who commented or messaged me had to say, I decided to call the client before the appointment this Saturday. After several attempts over several days of trying to reach him (apparently his cell phone was “disconnected”), I finally reached his voicemail Tuesday evening. I didn’t really want to leave a message as I wanted to talk to him live, but I did. I essentially told him that I’d tattoo him, but he had a few tattoos I didn’t feel comfortable with tattooing unless he wanted to cover those up with new tattoos. I asked him to call back so I could speak with him in person.

Which he did today/Wednesday.

I re-relayed to him essentially what I left on the voicemail. He said he didn’t want to cover the tattoos as they represented his personal convictions, and said he would find another tattoooist. To which I actually offered him a couple names of tattooists in another town who I thought might be more… willing… to tattoo him. He was pleasant enough in our conversation, and didn’t act angry or shocked at all.

Thank you to those of you who commented and messaged me. It was a great help to me to hear both similar and other viewpoints, and to think about things I hadn’t considered.

Until next time...
Erik