1. Not going to a party. 2. Not leaving my house. 3. Going to bed early. My childhood punishments have now become my adult goals.

Me too, aok. With a big comfy chair for all the visitors to make plenty of room for lap sitters.

It is strange how a body covered with fabric...not distracting, but covered with tats? Distracting. Part of what's so distracting for me is the black ink. They do give white ink tats too which are far more subtle, but my cousin doesn't like them as they don't show as much. He says, for all the pain you go through, you want it to show. I have a scar where I had a schwanoma removed from my leg and it's in a perfect location on my calf for a tat. I've thought about getting one to cover it, but then I read about how the inks migrate into the body. Seeing as I already have 2 autoimmune disorders, I don't want to aggravate my system any more. But it might be fun to have him draw something on there with a flair sometime just to see how it would look.

I always wanted to do something similar in the fall....get those fall foliage bus tours to stop by my house and give the travelers an opportunity to get up close and personal with genuine New England fall foliage...I'd provide the rakes, pizzas and beer...and they can take home as many souvenirs as they want....free!!