The heavy outline on my left leg.

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I caught up with Jo Harrison for a half day session at the Bristol Tattoo convention in June.  It saved me having to travel up to Shrewsbury.  I did not feel strong enough to have my work on my foot.  It was still only six weeks since I had had my facial feminisation surgery and my strength was not fully restored.  Nevertheless much progress was made.

My energy into becoming totally tattooed has greatly diminished since I came out as transgender last year.  I have a different focus in my life now.  For the moment the pace of the work on my legs is much reduced.

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