But older clients are more thoughtful, often looking for a new way to identify themselves. April Veres, a psychologist in Bridgewater, N.S., says the baby boomers, who grew up during a time of experimentation, make up a revolutionary population, Once people reach 50, she says they often begin to re-examine their lives. But she doesn't need to hide it from her tattooed daughter Cynthia Ropat, 27. I understood, it was a mid-life crisis. She moved to Florida.
Tattoos show what people are like.
All the talk about new identity and finding oneself is a nice way to put it, but Pollard says he suspects his tattoo was part of an ongoing quest to retain his youth. Hey, I traded my minivan in for a Grand Prix, this year, too. Click Here to make suggestions, comments about C-Health.