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INSPIRATION VERSUS STEALING: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE AND WHY IT MATTERS
ince the beginning of time artists have borrowed from each other. A few people simultaneously hit on a style, concept or technique and others follow suit. It happens over and over again. It always has been and always … Continue reading
5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TATTOOS
am being interviewed about my tattoos today by the super-sweet and spunky Sarah Starrs from The Laughing Medusa. And all that tattoo talk made me start thinking… When you have tattoos you become part of a subculture … Continue reading
GALA DARLING ON PARENTHOOD & TATTOO REGRETS
*a response to Gala Darling’s “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets”* ack in April, blogger Gala Darling posted an article titled “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets.” The post itself was completely innocuous. One hundred percent … Continue reading
5 REASONS ROMANTIC COMEDIES SUCK
elieve it or not, my husband is a fan of romantic comedies (I hope he doesn’t mind me admitting that publicly). But me? Not so much. Sure I’ll watch them with him and I giggle here … Continue reading
MAGAZINES: DO YOU BUY THE LIES THEY SELL?
sk a woman to name her favorite body parts and many, if not most, will give an often bashful and innocuous response: “I have a nice smile.” “I have good hair.” “I think my eyes are pretty.” … Continue reading
ince the beginning of time artists have borrowed from each other. A few people simultaneously hit on a style, concept or technique and others follow suit. It happens over and over again. It always has been and always … Continue reading
5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TATTOOS
am being interviewed about my tattoos today by the super-sweet and spunky Sarah Starrs from The Laughing Medusa. And all that tattoo talk made me start thinking… When you have tattoos you become part of a subculture … Continue reading
GALA DARLING ON PARENTHOOD & TATTOO REGRETS
*a response to Gala Darling’s “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets”* ack in April, blogger Gala Darling posted an article titled “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets.” The post itself was completely innocuous. One hundred percent … Continue reading
5 REASONS ROMANTIC COMEDIES SUCK
elieve it or not, my husband is a fan of romantic comedies (I hope he doesn’t mind me admitting that publicly). But me? Not so much. Sure I’ll watch them with him and I giggle here … Continue reading
MAGAZINES: DO YOU BUY THE LIES THEY SELL?
sk a woman to name her favorite body parts and many, if not most, will give an often bashful and innocuous response: “I have a nice smile.” “I have good hair.” “I think my eyes are pretty.” … Continue reading
am being interviewed about my tattoos today by the super-sweet and spunky Sarah Starrs from The Laughing Medusa. And all that tattoo talk made me start thinking… When you have tattoos you become part of a subculture … Continue reading
GALA DARLING ON PARENTHOOD & TATTOO REGRETS
*a response to Gala Darling’s “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets”* ack in April, blogger Gala Darling posted an article titled “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets.” The post itself was completely innocuous. One hundred percent … Continue reading
5 REASONS ROMANTIC COMEDIES SUCK
elieve it or not, my husband is a fan of romantic comedies (I hope he doesn’t mind me admitting that publicly). But me? Not so much. Sure I’ll watch them with him and I giggle here … Continue reading
MAGAZINES: DO YOU BUY THE LIES THEY SELL?
sk a woman to name her favorite body parts and many, if not most, will give an often bashful and innocuous response: “I have a nice smile.” “I have good hair.” “I think my eyes are pretty.” … Continue reading
*a response to Gala Darling’s “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets”* ack in April, blogger Gala Darling posted an article titled “Confession Time: Sometimes I Have Tattoo Regrets.” The post itself was completely innocuous. One hundred percent … Continue reading
5 REASONS ROMANTIC COMEDIES SUCK
elieve it or not, my husband is a fan of romantic comedies (I hope he doesn’t mind me admitting that publicly). But me? Not so much. Sure I’ll watch them with him and I giggle here … Continue reading
MAGAZINES: DO YOU BUY THE LIES THEY SELL?
sk a woman to name her favorite body parts and many, if not most, will give an often bashful and innocuous response: “I have a nice smile.” “I have good hair.” “I think my eyes are pretty.” … Continue reading
elieve it or not, my husband is a fan of romantic comedies (I hope he doesn’t mind me admitting that publicly). But me? Not so much. Sure I’ll watch them with him and I giggle here … Continue reading
MAGAZINES: DO YOU BUY THE LIES THEY SELL?
sk a woman to name her favorite body parts and many, if not most, will give an often bashful and innocuous response: “I have a nice smile.” “I have good hair.” “I think my eyes are pretty.” … Continue reading
sk a woman to name her favorite body parts and many, if not most, will give an often bashful and innocuous response: “I have a nice smile.” “I have good hair.” “I think my eyes are pretty.” … Continue reading