Author name: Jenny Ng

I am always fascinated by the tattoo culture and the stories behind each individual's ink. As I get older, I begin to appreciate the artistry and skill that goes into creating a tattoo, and I eventually decided to create this blog to talk about every thing tattoo!

The Janitor Who Found a Boy’s Hidden Pages Before Everyone Else Did

They thought I was just an ignorant school janitor and he was a violent delinquent, until the secret journal hidden on my rusty cleaning cart saved both our lives. “Pick up the trash, Evren, or it’s another week of detention!” the history teacher shouted, slamming the classroom door so hard the glass in the frame […]

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They Tried To Arrest The Scarred Homeless Man Until His Bag Opened

The neighborhood association demanded we arrest the scarred homeless man sleeping on my porch, until he opened his mysterious heavy bag and brought everyone to tears. “Open the bag, you filthy thief!” Sloane screamed, her finger jabbing at the giant, scarred man standing on my front porch. The neighborhood committee stood behind her, armed with

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The Tattooed Teen Who Paid With Pennies And Taught A Town Compassion

A Judgemental Woman Humiliated A Tattooed Teen For Buying Baby Formula With Pennies, But The Retired Cop Behind Them Taught Her An Unforgettable Lesson In Humanity. “If you’d stop wasting money on those ridiculous tattoos, maybe you wouldn’t have to pay for baby formula with pocket change.” The harsh voice sliced through the quiet aisles

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The Old Man Next Door Taught My Bullied Son to Stand Tall

The school told my nine-year-old son to simply ignore his bullies, but a seventy-eight-year-old grieving widower taught him how to stand tall without throwing a single punch. “Just take a deep breath and show him grace, Thatcher,” the school counselor said, adjusting her pastel glasses. “Sometimes children act out because they are having a bad

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