She likes to draw ink tattoos on her arm. Often she writes things in Sindarin, Tolkien's script. In this case it is the trinity symbol, apparently used by POD, one of her favourite bands.
Yeah, that's makes a lot more sense than what I was thinking. I actually see a lot of those ink tattoos on girls arond Marian's age when I substitute teach. I think it's a way to combat boredom.
Perhaps. I think it's also a way of expressing herself, her individuality and a mild rebellion against the norms. The trinity symbol represents her favourite band. When she writes in Sindarin, she usually writes a translation of her name. She is exploring her identity.
In the spring she tried dyeing her hair with bingo markers. The colours last a couple of weeks.
These are safe ways of experimenting with changes which otherwise she might regret.
Part of that should have read: "when the students start drawing on themselves and each other." I'm feeling kind of dopey right now, for no good reason.
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Date: 2003-08-24 03:00 am (UTC)Re: Not really
Date: 2003-08-24 09:10 am (UTC)Re: Not really
Date: 2003-08-24 11:23 am (UTC)In the spring she tried dyeing her hair with bingo markers. The colours last a couple of weeks.
These are safe ways of experimenting with changes which otherwise she might regret.
Re: Not really
Date: 2003-08-24 02:54 pm (UTC)By the way, cool pictures. Your photographs of your daughters really do transmit some of the force of their personalitites.
Re: Not really
Date: 2003-08-24 03:01 pm (UTC)Re: Not really
Date: 2003-08-24 05:54 pm (UTC)I'm glad you like the pics, thank you.