When Kai Morgan was happy with the tattoo parlor with his welsh tribute to his family’s mantra, he immediately started taking pictures for friends and relatives.
But his sister Lorri saw a problem with tattoos – it was not written correctly.
Cai, 24, Hirvun Se, Ronda Sinon TAF, Wanted Yamlane – Artha Further – But instead it was found, which is not a word.
Instead of feeling embarrassed, Cai adopted the error and said that his family found it “cheerful”.
Cai went to a tattoo parlor in Brighton, where he lives since 2019.
He always wanted a tattoo in Welsh language similar to his father, who died last year.
“My father was a very patriotic welsh man who was with tattoos, like a Welsh flag, on his back,” he said.
“I’m just waiting for an opportunity and it has jumped.”
Cai was talking to his mother on the phone when she reminded her about the family mantra.
“Yamlane is what we live,” said Cai, who then decided to take his chance while walking at the tattoo shop.
He went to the shop to book his appointment and spell the word to the tattoo artist.
He said, “I think where I was wrong in the real day, I chose font, size and the man not going to Welsh, it’s not his fault,” he said.
“They stencil and I approved, I think I got blind for it because I saw the word many times.”
Pleased with his new tattoo, Cai started taking pictures to show his friends and family.
“I was thinking that ‘it is ill’. It’s celtic, it is bold on those sides as I wanted. But it was not until I sent it to my sister that he started texting me saying that ‘this is not right’,” he said.
Fortunately, CAI found an example of cheering.
“I faced him and we could barely talk because we were laughing a lot,” he said.
The accident was posted on Tiktok by his sister and it has become viral since which made him “very surprised”.
The tattoo artist offered CAI to remove a free after being fully recovered, but has decided to live with it.
“This is now symbolic. It reminds that you can mess up but you can always move forward,” he said.
