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Kyle Coleman
Second tattoo I got it with my mom and sister it's something my grandma would say to us when we were kids in her handwriting

Second tattoo I got it with my mom and sister it's something my grandma would say to us when we were kids in her handwriting

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Added the mouse and bird today they represent a couple of lullabies my grandma sang when I was a kid I got it done at family traditions tattoo shop in puyallup WA by scott white love the shop and love the artists work highly recommendMy great grandmother would always say this to me before we got off the phone, and after she passed, I knew it was something I had to commemorate her by.My second tattoo. It represents my kidsThis was a first tattoo. We might shade it. She pretty mich gabe me free-reign to create something for her. I am very pleased with the outcome.Got this for my grandma that passed and i love it When I first got my grammas handwriting
for my grandma hazel, I want it in her handwriting♡I got this semicolon in a heart for a girl that I saw as my own while her and her Mom where living with us. When she tried to end her life her Mom and I got this to show her that we were here for her no matter what!Matching tattoo with my sister when i see her again... got off pinteredtAnd this is what I did with it when I got my chanceMy little something for my mom and grandma :)“I went on a 14 day silent retreat and it was probably the hardest thing I’ve ever done.Towards the end of the two weeks I had what I think I can only describe as an out of body experience during the 4am session. I felt an overwhelming bubble of sadness and guilt literally rise within me but it wasn’t mine I was just experiencing it for someone else, I opened my eyes in floods of soundless tears that also felt not mine.I forgave my mum there and then, and it felt natural that I would stand by her no matter what, no more distancing myself, no more pushing her to get help, I would just be there unconditionally.When I left and came back home my mum told me she had something to tell me. She’d woken up really early in the morning (around 4am) and she said it was then clear what she had to do and why she had to do it.I believe I felt what my mum was feeling. I still don’t know what my mum actually felt that morning but it gave her the power and motivation to change her life.”