The tattoo represents less about food, more about family and tradition." Christine Ha, Xin Chao and the Blind Goat chef-owner It has since been named an Indiana historic landmark and is still in our family today 147 years later. The farm has been in our family since my earliest ancestors left Germany and ultimately settled in Columbus, Indiana, in 1875. We celebrated all of our holidays as well as special annual parties such as the Indy 500 and a Kentucky Derby party, which kicked off the summer. Throughout my childhood some of my fondest family memories were spent on the farm. Naturally, he'd pick me up from school and during harvest season I remember riding on the combine with him and raising pigs to show at the county fair.
#Octopus tattoo driver#
My grandfather was both a school bus driver and a farmer, who farmed corn and soybeans. "Growing up as a kid in southern Indiana, I spent a lot of time on our family's farm. I have a heart tattoo made of vegetables (mirepoix, peppers, mushrooms, avocado), because vegetables are the heart of the kitchen, and that's where my heart belongs." Chase Voelz, Bludorn chef de cuisine "The octopus is a very intelligent animal, it's a reminder to never underestimate anybody, and also signifies multitasking in the kitchen.
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