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**eliza'snumber1fan** · 06-08-2006, 06:57 AM

$6.50 is expensive for one photo, but id buy the 2nd one that ben posted if i could ,i think she looks lovely/adorable ,if it ever became available

another short article from boston.com

Actress Eliza Dushku has a curious keepsake from her first visit to her father's homeland. The Watertown native got a little ink, a tiny tattoo of a two-headed eagle, just like the one on Albania's national flag. Dushku said she got the tatt on her back as a tribute to the friendly folks she met in Albania and Kosovo. The delightful Dushku, sporting a bracelet in support of Kosovo's independence, told the AP yesterday that she was impressed with the warm welcome she and her relatives received on the trip, including a meeting with Kosovo Prime Minister Agim Ceku. ``I'm flattered and taken aback, and yet it makes me want to be [an] even louder and prouder Albanian." The actress, who recently wrapped ``On Broadway" in Boston, also laid a wreath at the grave of Kosovo's late President Ibrahim Rugova. ``It's very emotional," she said. ``There's so many emotions running through my soul, my mind, and my heart."

source from http://www.boston.com/ae/celebrity/a...itage_proudly/

06-08-2006, 06:57 AM	#90 (permalink)
eliza'snumber1fan moderator Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 5,184 My Profile	$6.50 is expensive for one photo, but id buy the 2nd one that ben posted if i could ,i think she looks lovely/adorable ,if it ever became available another short article from boston.com Actress Eliza Dushku has a curious keepsake from her first visit to her father's homeland. The Watertown native got a little ink, a tiny tattoo of a two-headed eagle, just like the one on Albania's national flag. Dushku said she got the tatt on her back as a tribute to the friendly folks she met in Albania and Kosovo. The delightful Dushku, sporting a bracelet in support of Kosovo's independence, told the AP yesterday that she was impressed with the warm welcome she and her relatives received on the trip, including a meeting with Kosovo Prime Minister Agim Ceku. ``I'm flattered and taken aback, and yet it makes me want to be [an] even louder and prouder Albanian." The actress, who recently wrapped ``On Broadway" in Boston, also laid a wreath at the grave of Kosovo's late President Ibrahim Rugova. ``It's very emotional," she said. ``There's so many emotions running through my soul, my mind, and my heart." source from http://www.boston.com/ae/celebrity/a...itage_proudly/ Last edited by eliza'snumber1fan : 06-08-2006 at 07:04 AM.