Re: tattoos, Akiba & nne

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OK. Still not. Oh, well. If I figure out a way to get it through I'll re-send it, but right now I am out of ideas.It's on my

(left) upper arm, and it's just my name written in yiddish (with hebrew letters, that is). In black and with a font that's not too ornate (plain and not too "fussy" is how I like it). It's a way to honor part of my heritage, and also a bit of pun (because when written in yiddish it could also be read as the equivalent of "Mr", and Reb used that way should be used together with the first name, so in other words I would be Reb Reb). love/Reb-- Re: new update (Sharon)Thanks for the prayers Sharon. Yep I am a survivor for sure. Did I tell you for my 20 yr anniversary since my diagnoses that my Aunt paid for me to get a tattoo? She asked if we were going to celebrate and I said no but hopefully for my 25th I would have money to get a breast cancer ribbon with survivor under it. She said well go get one!! I laugh cause it took me 64 1/2 yrs to do something wild!! My kids thought I was kidding and would never get one.Hugsnne

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Oh, ok, I hadn't read far enough down. Thanks for telling us whatit means. I think that's neat that it's in Yiddish!love, Kate Re: new update (Sharon)> > > > > Thanks for the prayers Sharon. Yep I am a survivor for sure. Did > I tell you for > my 20 yr anniversary since my diagnoses that my Aunt paid for me > to get a > tattoo? She asked if we were going to celebrate and I said no > but hopefully for > my 25th I would have money to get a breast cancer ribbon with > survivor under it. > She said well go get one!! I laugh cause it took me 64 1/2 yrs > to do something > wild!! My kids thought I was kidding and would never get one.> Hugs> nne> > love and blessings,Kate

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