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ok, so just because i have a tattoo, i'm a slob?!?! it seems to me that after reviewing the replies here, the only people who have a problem with the tatoo are the interpreters and not the clients. i got my tattoo before i thought about interpreting. it's very important and significant to me...

thanks for the input so far. i just graduated college and i want more "hands-on" experience before i interpret, but i have a tatoo on my forearm. it says "anam cara". it's celtic for soul friend, and my best friend and i have it in the same place. do you think it matters more for women...

maybe this question is silly, but what do you guys think about interpreters with visible tatoos on their arms or hands? do you think its ok or unprofessional???

thanks to everyone how welcomed me! :ily: good to hear that someone is from maryland, and that another person will be soon. hankpiece...what will you be in fells point for???

hi! i'm new here, in case you couldn't tell. i live in calvert county maryland. anyone else from maryland??? :cheers: