My brother wins again.

[rosiedoes]

Rosie says:
I'm really thinking about becoming a tattooist.
cristian says:
really?
Rosie says:
I've found a course online to get started, but after that it's a lot of work for virtually no money and I don't know how I'd handle it.
Rosie says:
I just really want to do something different.
Rosie says:
Julie (my best friend, who lives in Ireland, but is moving to London) has said that if I take up tattooing, she'll take up piercing.
Rosie says:
Then, one day we might open a studio together. It'd be years away, yet, but it's a loose plan to work to.
cristian says:
sounds good to me
cristian says:
so u need money basically
Rosie says:
Yeah
Rosie says:
Thinking about selling my sould to the Devil.
Rosie says:
Or to start buying lottery tickets! Hahaha.
cristian says:
do the latter first i say
Rosie says:
Yeah. I'd have to start believing in Christianity as well, first.
cristian says:
well, i reckon u should go for it
cristian says:
not christianity, the tatooing

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I've also been planning on winning the lottery. I haven't actually started playing yet, but I'm toying with the idea. I can't win if I don't try, and if you're reasonable about it (maybe one ticket every paycheque, something sensible), then, well, you never know.

Perhaps I've just seen "It Could Happen To You" too many times. Damn Nicolas Cage.

Oh, and also, I am all for your plan. Although I'm not clear on the specifics. Could you still be working a regular paying job whilst doing this tattoo school thing? Something to keep the bill collectors at bay while you're hunting down and then doing your apprenticeship? I'll also volunteer my skin for practice, I'm just a touch on the wrong side of the ocean.