In this week’s episode, Angie has found exercise and tattoo “therapy” to be useful coping tools to help move stress through her body instead of letting it camp out in her head. What does Les think?
Our conversation goes deeper (no surprise there) into how differently we approach permanence. One of us wants surety, plan B, and plan C. The other is more willing to live with change, even if the meaning evolves later. And because we’re us, we end up laughing about the creative chaos we unleash together, including a planned no-sleep decorating sprint that reminds us why long friendship still feels like power.
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Referenced in this episode:
Georgia Tardy Art
https://www.georgiatardyart.com/
Delia Miller, Muralist
Vlada - Central Tattoo Studio
https://www.centraltattoostudio.com/artist/illustrative-female-tattoo-artist/
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