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Tuesday, 17 February 2026

A painterly dawn scene of the woman on the rooftop, facing east as temple bells echo faintly in the distance


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A painterly dawn scene of the woman on the rooftop, facing east as temple bells echo faintly in the distance. Birds circle above the city skyline, their wings catching the first golden rays. Her saree glows softly in the morning light, and her sindoor shines vividly. The city below awakens, with rooftops touched by warm sunlight. Brushstrokes capture the freshness of dawn, blending soft pinks, oranges, and pale blues. The atmosphere is sacred, hopeful, and timeless—symbolizing renewal and continuity - reimagine the women in the image looking back into the cam 

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A cinematic oil painting of a married Indian woman seated on the rooftop terrace of a multistoried building at twilight.

 


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A cinematic oil painting of a married Indian woman seated on the rooftop terrace of a multistoried building at twilight. She wears a flowing white saree with soft, textured folds and a modest blouse. Her forehead bears a red bindi, and sindoor traces her hair parting, symbolizing Hindu marital tradition. A black-and-gold mangalsutra necklace rests gently on her collarbone. Her long, wavy hair cascades over one shoulder, and her expression is serene, gazing contemplatively toward the horizon.


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A serene, high-detail oil painting of an Indian woman seated beneath a large, ancient banyan tree watching the seashore

 


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Getting Into Home Tattooing For Fun

Getting Into Home Tattooing For Fun
Getting Into Home Tattooing For Fun

Getting Into Home Tattooing For Fun

Life keeps ticking on, and I haven’t been sure how to muster up the will to keep going. No, I’m not being dramatic, I’m not thinking of anything extreme, I’m just a bit bummed. I guess you could say it’s a mid-life crisis. I’m not thinking about getting a red convertible, well, I wasn’t until I just wrote that, now I am. But it’s not the typical feelings and thoughts, at least as portrayed in the movies. And I’m certainly not on the verge of breaking down and destroying civilization as we know it. No, it’s more a deep omnipresent feeling that I can’t get out of my head, that I’m not doing what I’m supposed to be doing, but I’m stuck in the current path and I don’t really see what direction I should steer myself in. I decided to compromise with my brain, okay, you’re not happy, but you can take control of some things. I can at least rebel in a sense in a way that’s fairly socially acceptable. I decided to get a tattoo, but I didn’t want to just head into a parlor and get any old design on any old part of me, I wanted to do it myself. I wanted the satisfaction of not only getting a tattoo but of learning a new skill. I thought that would make me feel better. I got one of those tattoo kits and tattoo gun that comes with the rest of the necessities for home tattooing. I figured, and correctly, that that would be a heck of a lot easier than piecing together all the things I’d need by myself. It was also easy to get all the stuff, because I was referred to http://www.thelashop.com/ which just had all I needed right there. So that part was extremely easy. I haven’t yet given myself the tattoo, but I have been practicing on the practice skins and think I know what I want to do, and where. I can’t really share that with the world now, because again, I’m doing this for me.