What is that junk anyway? some air-headed words that nobody can even read because the ink has blurred?
But when she struts down Boardwalk Hall in her bikini, she’ll be breaking a long-standing taboo with her two giant tattoos – the insignia for the U.S. Army Dental Corps on her left shoulder and the Serenity Prayer running down her right side.
The words are the Serenity Prayer.
What do any of you care what she puts on her body. None of you stand a chance of getting near her anyway, if any of you were not so prejudiced about other people’ personal choices.
Serenity Prayer and Medical Corps insignia and that ink is a long way from blurring ('though sadly, with time, it will).
It is the old, “God grant me wisdom “ blurb.
God, grant me the peace to accept the things I cannot change,
The courage to change the things I can,
And the wisdom to know the difference.
Great motto. There is no need to emblazon it upon ones skin. That is what bracelets are for, or plaques or necklaces or lockets. You don’t have to permanently stain your skin just to show your level of commitment.
It is a terrible vulgar fad and it can’t die soon enough. Odds are, it is now here to stay. Ugly. Makes a beautiful lady look less beautiful.