Maybe it is I for whom you have been waiting.
Have been attracted to henna for years. Got my first experience this
weekend. First I got two. The next day, 4 more! A total of 6!
Now I understand the addictive nature of the art. :)
It has given me wonderful new feelings such as an enhanced sense of
awareness both of my physicality as well as my values. The choices we
make for body art represent our morals or some message, so to have
that broadcast on my body feels great!
My art doesn't feel temporary. They are permanent. I'm going to keep
getting them touched up forever. :)
> I would love have discussions of bodypaint with people but it doesn't
> happen here.
> Watch, follows is a link to a cool article I read yesterday about body
> paint in an anthropological context. Nobody is going to
respond.http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13536-neanderthals-wore-
makeup-...
> RoBynwww.nycbodyart.com
Boo! Surprise!
> Maybe it is I for whom you have been waiting.
No, I'm pretty sure that it's not you.
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That's odd.
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