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I have a shark outline tattoo on my left arm right above my elbow crease. My best friend was in town, and we hadnt seen each other for a few years at that point. We wanted to commemorate the visit with matching tattoos, and after going back and forth quite a bit, we finally agreed on shark outlines! We have different sharks in the same style. -Alana Clark, AP Statistics Teacher.

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I have the Greek work agape tattooed on my ring finger, which roughly can be translated to the highest form of love. It was an engagement gift from my husband (then fiancé) right after we got engaged. My wedding ring belonged to my husbands late grandmother and Im terrified of losing or breaking it, so I usually dont wear my wedding ring unless Im going to special events. My husband has the corresponding Hebrew word hesed tattooed on his ring finger. The tattoo is definitely worn and in need of a touch up! -Alana Clark, AP Statistics Teacher.

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I have a purple semicolon behind my left ear as a tribute to a very close friend who lost her life to suicide; it opens the door for people who need support to ask questions as well. Purple was Kaylas favorite color, and its also the color for suicide awareness. - Alana Clark, AP statistics teacher.

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This tattoo is on my right forearm. It has both of my sons names in a handwritten script and one solid line around my arm for each, making a bracelet effect. Their names are Thomas and Isaac, but we call them Tommy and Ziggy. We chose both of their names with a lot of significance and personal meaning behind them. -Alana Clark, AP Statistics teacher.

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