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@Pathfinder7 Just curious; did the instructor himself or herself have tattoos?

@Waiting on him You're right; it's not complicated, but it does need no one less that the blest Holy Spirit of God to give light and understanding of the Scriptures. (Acts 16: 'Lydia...whose heart the Lord opened'...)

Shows the great need for wide, personal Bible reading and prayer.

Couldn't quite see the point of the wording in the title, anyway. Thanks, @Josho ...

( @Grams ; good to see you; blessings. )

Grand Rapids, Michigan

It's such a blessing to read the Scriptures together...

hi @CharismaticLady Did you see / vote in the poll above? :) Hope you are doing okay these days...

@Giuliano Oh okay; thanks; maybe there isn't one near you, anyway... The one near us had a notice on it about admission by appointment only.

@Josho Can you figure it out? :rolleyes:

I'm confused by the title of this thread also...

@Giuliano So do you know if the tattoo parlors in your area have opened up yet after the virus distancing?

@aspen So when this virus thing eventually settles down, do you think your niece will ever go into being a tattoo artist full time?

@Heart2Soul Oh I see; you already had quite strong ideas about how they should best be tattooed. Best then to have let them express their adulthood in this way entirely on their own, then; there's certainly a very strong sense of a rite of passage when they do it first at that age... It seems...

I'm confused by the title of the thread...:rolleyes:

Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

@Heart2Soul Oh it's widespread as an expression; was thinking of the context, there, really... :)

@Heart2Soul Interesting term to use... :)

The Lord Jesus is indeed one of the blest Persons of the Trinity.

@Heart2Soul So you wish they had told you first; so would you have likely gone with them when they had it done if they had told you beforehand?