jenpri

 I never thought I would get a or many tattoos done on myself. I have always admired those who have them and also wondered if they were painful or people just do this to prove something to the society. Like calling themselves DIFFERENT. But they aren't. They are the same as US NORMAL people. They MAY think that they ARE different and if anyone who reads this post may even say that I am crazy to even say that tattoo people are SAME. But they are.  Anyways, I am diverting from the main gist here. I am going to show you that I am the SAME as NORMAL people and not DIFFERENT. But I still have tattoos on myself and I feel fine, great and yes, have over-come that fear of NEEDLES-- or almost.  This is my first tattoo. Most memorable.    Most painful.  Different.  People with tattoos, you are still the same from inside, same flesh and blood. We are all the same-HUMANS but just with different personalities and that makes us different, everyone has their own ways...

So I am teaching during this summer at a friend's summer school. Its a 3 weeks program. I got tired at the end of first week and just wanted to quit and enjoy my break. But I still persisted and am glad I did so. During one of the lessons, we started discussing about money. This topic was to get over within 2 days, but it seemed unlikely with the kids. They enjoyed it so much, that every morning we had to talk and share currencies from different countries - both paper bills notes and coins.  Hence, one of my student decided to bring in his special ring made from 1 dollar bill. When he told us about it, I never created nor imagined what he had in reality, until I saw it today. It completely zapped me.    It's a ring made from a real one dollar bill.  Then he took me back into the past by showing me currencies from Egypt. I just went into the past. I had visited Egypt with my dad, mom and sister, and I was the only one who climbed inside the pyramids at almost 90 degre...