Thursday, June 02, 2005

Half-nekkid Thursday

I can't nail down a day for my Phreakin' Photoblog, but by golly, there will now be Half-Nekkid Thursday. Enjoy!

Half-Nekkid Feet


Yes, they're Hobbit feet. I can't help it. They're the ones God gave me and I'm kind of partial to them. But the ink's cool, eh?

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yeah, need a close up of the tat.

Osbasso said...

Welcome to HNT! Hope you continue...

And cool tattoo!

KarbonKountyMoos said...

Oh no, me & my little blogsister have the same ugly shag carpet. I'm still trying to rip it all up without the Baron noticing.

Yes, I wanna see the tatoo, too!

Redneck Diva said...

The carpet is NOT what we have through the entire house! I HATE this carpet! No offense to anyone who currently has it, either. This is the carpet in our toyroom and in my office. Someday we'll replace it with berber, but I'm not sinking money carpet for a room this big until it's my bedroom again!

And as far as the tat goes - ask and ye shall receive...

Redneck Diva said...

Osbasso - Thanks! I have every intention of continuing! I have two more tattoos to show off! :)

MagicGnome - Checked out your site yesterday. I will be back. Ooh I sounded like the Governator, din't I?

Jersey - This particular ink is a little over two years old. It's the third of three. Number four is coming soon! And I'll be posting pics of the first two on upcoming Half-Nekkid Thursdays!

Shannon said...

Cool Kristin! I want a tattoo! I heard the top of your foot and by the toes is the worst. I would like to have a very, very smallish one! someday.

Addict said...

Nice foot tattoo!!!
I have one too, painful, but soooo cute!!!

Redneck Diva said...

Shannon-If you ever decide to get one around here make sure you go to Eyewitness in Joplin. They are BY FAR the best in this area. And use Dave. He has blue hair, but he's cool. And incredibly talented.

Emily-Thanks! I had no idea it would hurt so bad! Like I said, the other two were nothing, but the foot one ....YOW.

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