For any of Devin's family looking at this....don't worry, it's not permanent! :)
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About Me
- Fouquet Family
- We met in college and it was disinterest at first sight. A few twists of fate later, we had an old 80's van and had it painted black with a diagonal red stripe on either side. We spent a few years foiling corrupt corporations and bringing down international drug cartels until the van broke down. After we settled in the Australian outback, Shanon was diagnosed with a rare sleep apnea that made her breathing quite high-pitched. Because of this sound, the Aborigines called her "spectotua," which means grasshopper, and the name stuck. Her condition forced us to seek a different climate, so for years Grasshopper and I walked from town to town, meeting many kind people and helping them with our martial arts training. Through all of these travels, our pact has always been, "This is the long road, Grasshopper, and we walk the whole thing together." If you've read this far, then you deserve to know a little: We married in June of 2002 after four years of preparation for a life together. We have two dogs that are treated better and loved more than many people's children and we live to be thoughtful, passionate, creative people.
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2 comments:
WOW! I may have freaked out a little if I didn't already know it was a sharpie tat. It looks real! Not that I want him to go out and get one tomorrow, but it actually looks pretty cool.
My son looks very handsome. He looks more and more like a grown man every time I see him. I miss him more than anyone could imagine.It gives me a great peace of mind to know he is with such wonderful and caring people.
Hugs!
Shanon that looks so Coooool. I love it.
I'm seeing tats in Devin's future, maybe. I like the tribute of this tattoo. It has meaning.
I've been meaning to come in and tell you how ginormously awesome it was to see Devin and to meet you and Jeff on the 20th. You guys rawk the socks that wear the docks.
Sheesh, I'm writing on an English teacher's blog and all of the sudden I can't string a sentence together.
Group hug,
Aunt Loee
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