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I had a pet bird named Jerry. He died a couple nights ago completely unexpectedly. He was fucking awesome and smart and I really loved him a lot. He was the first pet I ever bought just for myself, not with my family. I hung out with him everyday for hours. I miss him a super amount. I buried him with his favorite swing and blanket at my dads house where all my other deceased pets are buried. and it was kind of a nice goodbye. I got a tattoo of his little figure on my neck today cause he would always burrow into my hair and stay there for hours. Now I have him there forever.

“Do you know this one girl with hair like this?” a drawing of Ramona Flowers, from the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. the world.

I loved the movie the second I started watching it and I relate to some things about Ramona plus I think the drawing is amazing and makes people crazy when they’re trying to figure out “what does it say”.

Done by Eddie at Jade Anchor in Lompoc, ca. Picture taken by him too :)

This is a picture as soon as I got it done. It’s to symbolize all the phases a heart can go through. It can hold great feelings but it can also leave you vulnerable (which also plays into the placement, I wanted it as close as possible to my sleeve because I do wear my heart on my sleeve). And because it has left me vulnerable it has been broken a few times, but it’s been put back together as best as possible. It’s there to remind me that no matter what happens “it mends” again and to always “forgive and never forget” those experiences happened for a reason, they shouldn’t be forgotten. I got this done at Hope Gallery by Christian Perez.

This is my first tattoo. I’ve always wanted to get a tattoo, and now, it’s finally done!! I never knew what I really wanted (I used to draw on my arm bands name, tattoos from artists, like Pete Wentz, or other stuff), and one day, I saw a balloon drawn, and I added stuff. Then, on tumblr I saw the heartbeat, and said “I will get one.” Here it is. For me, the balloon represents the time when I was young, to remind me to have fun no matter what. The crossed eyes are the death, because I lost both my grandpa and grandma when I was young. It’s a kind of recognition to them. And finally, the heartbeat it the health, because it can hit you anywhere.

It was done in about one hour only, at Eurotribal by Alyx in Paris, France.