65/365: be. [explored]

I really dig coloring on my body. It's a problem I've had since I realized (in, like 5th grade) that it was a great way to not do work in class. Of course, my parents hated it. But really, I guess that was when I first started thinking about tattoos. It was a great routine to daily renew my drawing/lettering/symbol somewhere on my arm/leg/foot but I always have thought it would be so cool to NOT have to re-draw whatever word or doodle was most important to me at the time. Over time, a few little bits of fancy have solidified into real desires. There has been a symbol I have desired to have on my body since high school: the three-dots-in-an-equilateral-triangle symbol meaning "therefore" in logic/chemistry equations, which bears a lot of meaning for me as it signifies the verse I feels best defines my attitude towards my faith : 2 Corinthians chapter 4 verse 13 which says "I believe, therefore, I speak". I mean, really, could something BE more like my whole outlook on life?! I would love to have just those three dots, small, in brown ink, on the inside of my left wrist, which is where I draw it almost every day now anyway. I would love to have a little simplistic running fox silhouette around the same place on my wrist (jumping over the three dots maybe?)
But there is a deep longing in my heart to have significant words written all over my body in little important places: "ezer kenegdo" (the relationship of husband and wife as described in Genesis) on my ring finger; "potens et pulchra" (Latin for "strong and beautiful") and "tapfer und klug" (German for "brave and clever") on the inside of my arches ... all in beautiful fonts, naturally (btw - one of the most amazing books I sat and read to kill time in a bookstore was an art book that was solely devoted to tattoo lettering but I can't find it now anywhere... but it was so awesome.)
Other cool tattoo designs I love : chemical structures, fully annotated definitions of important words, longitude and latitude of important location,
Right now, though, if I could have a tattoo for just one week, it would definitely be a massive piece. I would absolutely love to have a beautiful, intricate, bendy, swirly, twisty tree inscribed on me from roots to branches, from mid-right-thigh all the way up my side and with the branches extending all the way up the inside of my right arm so that when I moved and worshiped, I could really be a dancing tree. I mean srrsly, how sick-awesome would that be?!? If I was a boy, or could guarantee that my body would not warp with time, age, and pregnancy, and if I didn't think partially-visible pieces were so awkward (It's the same feeling as if someone only had half of a haircut or half a face of makeup on) I would totally get it permanently.

C-Smash
He's my boo. He call my number like dadadada-dat-dat.

T-Mobile
He my brutha from anotha motha.

Mawgwet
She's my homegirl. And will tell me stuff strait up.

Rosstastic
Dat girl, she can cook! And she know how I roll.

MiliaJoy
She help me understand my boo. And she purty.

I don't think a song can necessarily be OVERplayed. I mean, I do get tired of songs... but if it's good, then I think it's more likely to become a classic or to define a period of time. Our generation is so wishy-washy and have tastes that change so often that it is just not fair to artists (or radio stations) to have to keep us entertained with new material ever month. (I also don't think it's fair that radios just play one or two songs off of an album at a time. but that's another subject for another time.)