I am getting an elderly retired master chief petty officer out of his wheelchair, when I noticed the man had a tattoo on his knee. “What's that?” I asked, unable to make out the design. “It's a banjo,” he said sheepishly. “I'm from Alabama.”
我正在幫助一個(gè)退休的海軍軍士長(zhǎng)從輪椅上出來(lái),我注意到他的膝蓋上有一個(gè)刺青。我看不出來(lái)這圖樣是什么,就問(wèn)他:“那是什么?”他不好意思地說(shuō):“這是班卓琴,我是從阿拉巴馬州來(lái)的。”