It would just be the one but about 10p/50p piece size, or the colours blur too much and it does not look like anything.
And I didn't even think about that, Lee! I just like ladybirds quite a lot!
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May I suggest a black tulip just behind the shoulder?
...You can but I will not be convinced. 
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ April 29 2011, 8:03 PM BST...You can but I will not be convinced.
Harrrumph 
I've wanted a ladybird for years, but I am a chicken.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ April 29 2011, 8:05 PM BSTI've wanted a ladybird for years, but I decided on a chicken.
I wanted a tattoo between about 16-19, but am soooo glad I didn't.
But at least a ladybird is small!
My friend has 2 or 3 tiny ladybug tattoos crawling on the top of her foot. It doesn't make me cringe as much as most tattoos do.
Feet are the place which apparently hurt most for tattoos, and they get very wrinkly when you are old. So, back.
My daughter got a small tattoo on her upper hip as soon as she turned 18. Now she has them on her wrist, lower back, shoulders, neck and God knows where else. I think she's starting to regret them. The pregnancy did a number on her original tattoo.
Yes, that was the other thing I thought about in choosing the position. I think I'll be okay/hope so...
I don't think I've ever seen a wrinkly foot. Maybe I don't get out enough.
Let's face it -- no tattoo looks good after 30 or more years.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ April 29 2011, 8:15 PM BSTYes, that was the other thing I thought about in choosing the position. I think I'll be okay/hope so...
Robyn,
Just think about it. Is there any possibility that you may enter a job where having a tat is a no no? Because they are a bugger to remove.
Tattoos are fine as long as they can be covered by appropriate work attire.
Another bit of unsolicited advice: if you ever murder someone, don't tattoo the story on your chest:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-tattoo-20110422,0,1399043.story
Do it.