Phi Mu tattoo

[MegLan]

One of my sisters recently got a Phi Mu tattoo, and it's probably one of the coolest ideas I've ever seen. It's a simple black quatrafoil outline, and inside in simple black again are the greek letters "Alpha" and "Omega" symbolizing the beginning and the end. People always ask her about it, and when she explains its meaning, they are so impressed! I don't think I'll ever get one, but I just had to post this because I thought it was so amazing!

[alrphimu]

we were always told at our chapter getting the actual letters or the written out letters "phi mu" tattooed was bad luck...haha...local lore, i suppose, because every chapter on our campus seems to think the same thing...a LOT of girls in my house have three stars, though....every year on bid day there's a group of 20 or so who go get tattooed...a few quatrefoils....i have yet to get inked...i have no desire to have extra needles poked in me...

[orchid2]

A lot of girls from my chapter had quatrefoils on their hips or lower backs... personally, I am terrified of needles (and the PERMANENCE of tattoos!) but if I was going to, I would choose a tiny, dime-sized beveled quatrefoil on my foot. You can always cover that!

[pinksirfidel]

Originally Posted by MegLan

One of my sisters recently got a Phi Mu tattoo, and it's probably one of the coolest ideas I've ever seen. It's a simple black quatrafoil outline, and inside in simple black again are the greek letters "Alpha" and "Omega" symbolizing the beginning and the end. People always ask her about it, and when she explains its meaning, they are so impressed! I don't think I'll ever get one, but I just had to post this because I thought it was so amazing!

I went to my niece's piano recital today. It was held at a church and against the wall, there was a banner with the Greek letters "Alpha" and "Omega"...I was sitting there the whole recital, trying to think about what that meant. Now I know! Thanks