That’s interesting @Anise1 I didn’t know that. I wonder why he chose dragons - maybe to do with George and the Dragon … patron saint and all that.
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Dragon tattoos were popular with sailors - he was in the navy, and trained to be a naval officer apparently, before unexpectedly becoming heir to the throne.
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No tats, no jewellery, no gold teeth or piercings … just my own original organic bod with no adornment.
I admit to occasionally been tempted to invest in a nice wig or two so I can match my hair to my mood. …or blue hair to match my jeans, that kind of thing.
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Are tats potatoes?
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Yes they are … but I couldn’t be bothered to type out the whole word. 
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Is that a cigar sticking out of your mouth or a tree branch? 
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I wonderd that!
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Great minds Spitty … great minds.
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Never had d00d down as a later life “Smoker”
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Adornments? My watch and my reading glasses. And thank you kindly for the other message!
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I tried wearing a watch but I was tempted to keep checking the time every 5 minutes so I gave up.Too stressful.
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I also wear prescription glasses, but I consider them to be a medical device – not an “adornment.” I sure as hell wouldn’t wear glasses if I didn’t need them to read.
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Reminds me of Millie, my little black and white from years ago - she was such a character.
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My husband says I’ve got too many earrings, I can only wear one pair at a time. 
Men can be so funny at times
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Mrs Fox has far too many handbags… 
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I admit to one tattoo of my Blood Group followed by DNR and almost always carry my DNR notification officially made out for me by my GP’s ultra reliable Nurse/practitioner/prescriber, Mikey. That DNR for this 86 YO is carried alongside my pacer ID card.
What is a Pacemaker ID card? 
A pacemaker ID card is a document that contains important information about your implanted pacemaker, including your name, your doctor’s contact information, and details about the device itself. It is essential to carry this card at all times, as it alerts medical and security personnel about your pacemaker in case of emergencies.
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Him indoors says if I get any more earrings we’ll need another room . I respond “you can’t have too many earrings” and his response is ”you can only wear one pair at a time”. Not long afterwards we passed a lovely jewellers with some pretty earring in the shape of butterflies and he popped in and bought them for an “unbirthday” present.
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I’ve been looking for something like this for ages! Lo and behold I stumbled upon this Egyptian looking handmade necklace quite by chance on eBay, ten minutes to go! There’s lapis in there although I’m not sure what some of the other stones are.
It’s nice to have something that is actually made by hand!
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