Lol I'm thinking a small one behind my earI think this ones pretty good.
Personal opinion, but what about something small somewhere you can see it? Like a wrist or ankle?
Yeah I thought about it but I'm not into tattoos in those locations as much. I have considered the collar bone area but I feel like that is much more in your face
I have a very large kestral tattoo on my back/right shoulder. So no go there lol. I have a lot of ear piercings as well but I thought a tiny tattoo would compliment them nicelyI've always wanted a shoulder tattoo on my back but could never decide what I wanted. I like the ear location but I have too much going on with my ears, piercing wise now
I'm not into that really though! God lupin. Read my mind ok??
Though...
What have you already decided against (to help narrow down suggestions)?
I'm all about the big picture.
Every decision I've made in life blends with the other to give me perspective on where I am and where I might go.I'm all about the big picture.
If it was a specific patient it would be the golden retriever. We lost her but I did chest compressions for a long time... she was such a great dogWas there a specific patient or case that meant the most to you in vet school? I remember you posting about a LA vet you worked with for a few weeks. I'm picturing a tiny cow behind your ear and I think it would be really cool, but I don't read minds.
Thank you!
I don't know. I thought about the veterinary symbol but I don't love that idea
Maybe he is trying to auscult but his arms can't reach!!!
That's adorable
Yeah I like it because it's on display but not in your faceYou guys are making me want another tattoo
Yes?
This is my reasoning haha
Wrong forum, bro.
Definitely random tho
**hugs**I was in the middle of a conference on STI's this afternoon when I heard about the Columbus Zoo euthanizing its male polar bear, Nanuq. He was my favorite old man bear and I loved helping to feed him and the sister bears when I interned there. I loved watching him take his midday swim and nap. My supervisor was sitting next to me and, apparently, didn't understand that I'd actually worked with him and his keepers so she derailed the conversation into a talk about animals she liked at the zoo and zoonotic TB transmission between keepers and elephants. Ordinarily, I'm all for talking about zoonotic infections, but not at that moment.
I was in the middle of a conference on STI's this afternoon when I heard about the Columbus Zoo euthanizing its male polar bear, Nanuq. He was my favorite old man bear and I loved helping to feed him and the sister bears when I interned there. I loved watching him take his midday swim and nap. My supervisor was sitting next to me and, apparently, didn't understand that I'd actually worked with him and his keepers so she derailed the conversation into a talk about animals she liked at the zoo and zoonotic TB transmission between keepers and elephants. Ordinarily, I'm all for talking about zoonotic infections, but not at that moment.
So sad
