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[baranduin]

I heard back from Johnny Jackson at Texas Body Art. He says for sure they can do us on Saturday, June 9. Said he'll have four artists working there that day. I've sent back a response asking if he wants to see our designs ahead of time and also what time of day works best for them?

Should I tell him we'll be four, not three?

*eyes GH*

Comments

[gentlehobbit]

Gosh... I'm awfully tempted, but I'm also awfully chicken. Have you done research into cleanliness, national standards, fresh packs of needles, etc. etc.?

[baranduin]

Check out their website:

http://www.texasbodyart.com/

Particularly their info page, pictures and links to sites containing Texas State laws around tattoo standards and practices. It looks fine to me, but of course we will have to see it in person and everyone will have to make their final decision once there. Getting a tattoo is such a personal decision, since it is permanent and there is some pain involved. It can also be a very spiritual experience, which is what leads me back to it. Heh, and the final result.

But do take a look at their website and follow whatever links seem important to you, especially around legal standards. It's very natural to be chicken and apprehensive beforehand, and educating yourself around what happens and what standards of cleanliness are maintained are also important to give you the reassurance that everything is being done properly.

[claudia603]

I'd say just make an appointment for 4 and if GH feels uncomfortable, then better 4 appointments than 3! Maybe someone else would decide at the last minute to get one ! :-)

[baranduin]

That's a good idea.

[lovethosehobbit]

YAY!!! *looking forward to looking like trailer trash*