“Teresa, I really think that I need a tattoo,” Jones recalled her saying. “She’d pretty much been locked up in her room (due to the pandemic) and was feeling down.”The tattoo, Pollack said, was in part a way to celebrate her new freedom. “So why not a frog tattoo?”Reasoner, 44, had certainly heard unusual requests in his 28 years as a tattoo artist. “I really enjoyed giving Dorothy the tattoo — she gave me the most heartfelt ‘thank you’ I’ve ever received,” he said. “When you hear from a century-old lady that she wants a tattoo, you’ve just got to do it.”ADADAfter the tattoo was finished, Pollack reminded Jones that she wanted to cross one more item off her bucket list.

Source: Washington Post August 17, 2020 09:56 UTC