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I've cut my hair, back to the deadly combo of bob and fringe! After several tries and few epic fails, I've started to think it's the haircut that suits me best.
(Boobies are included as I was bored and all, you know...).
Still no news from the large-scale retail trade world, and though I haven't lost my faith, I've started to send my CV all around - and it works! This week I had two interviews for a communication agency which is also involved in organizing cultural events in my town.
Needless to say, I would have *killed* to work there and it seems they're going to offer me a contract: I'll work in the crew that runs the Enzo Ferrari Museum in my town. It means working as an assistant in the bookshop, take the part of the tourist guide for english speakers visitors, taking care of the back-office shop tasks like keeping relationship with the providers, but also working on the social media and marketing side.
I'm asked to read and hopefully sign the contract next monday. I still ignore a lot of basic informations like how many hours per week I'll be asked to work and my compensation, that's why I'm keeping my fingers crossed and just can't wait to be there monday morning, in order to read all the paperworks and find it out.
However, the museum open at 9.30 in the morning and close its doors at 19.00, which means no more waking up before sun dawn. That's good news! Eheh.
I feel lucky to have found a new job within just a month from quitting the previous one. And this new position seems interesting, more related to my studies... hopefully, the contract will be good enough for me to sign it.
I'm happy right now.
I might consider to start university once again next September and get a master degree, anyway I need to get a work to go through the summer and possibly start the college with some money in my pockets.
Talking about social life (I've one again, yay!) and friends, on tuesday I went to my cousin's master graduation in Padua, where she has studied psychology during these last two years.
She was great and graduated with a 110/110 with honors, I'm so damn proud of her!
I truly needed spending some time with the girls I'm friend with since primary school - we know each others in such a deep way it's scary, and we find support in our friendship since ever. You know, the kind of people who makes you believe life could be beautiful even on the darkest days.
Being jobless has left me with a lot of spare time to dedicate to photography: I'm modeling a lot, I've started to travel again and I'm meeting a lot of inspiring people. And making some bucks, which is not that bad.
That's me as a blondie fairy:
Today I've worked with one of my favorite artists. He's always asked to exhibit his works in art galleries and have lots of assignments, plus we live in the same area, that's why he's hiring me that much lately. I couldn't be happier, also because I love analogue and he only produces pics this way.
And now, for all of you waiting for some naughtiness... here we go ^^
I've cut my hair, back to the deadly combo of bob and fringe! After several tries and few epic fails, I've started to think it's the haircut that suits me best.
(Boobies are included as I was bored and all, you know...).
Still no news from the large-scale retail trade world, and though I haven't lost my faith, I've started to send my CV all around - and it works! This week I had two interviews for a communication agency which is also involved in organizing cultural events in my town.
Needless to say, I would have *killed* to work there and it seems they're going to offer me a contract: I'll work in the crew that runs the Enzo Ferrari Museum in my town. It means working as an assistant in the bookshop, take the part of the tourist guide for english speakers visitors, taking care of the back-office shop tasks like keeping relationship with the providers, but also working on the social media and marketing side.
I'm asked to read and hopefully sign the contract next monday. I still ignore a lot of basic informations like how many hours per week I'll be asked to work and my compensation, that's why I'm keeping my fingers crossed and just can't wait to be there monday morning, in order to read all the paperworks and find it out.
However, the museum open at 9.30 in the morning and close its doors at 19.00, which means no more waking up before sun dawn. That's good news! Eheh.
I feel lucky to have found a new job within just a month from quitting the previous one. And this new position seems interesting, more related to my studies... hopefully, the contract will be good enough for me to sign it.
I'm happy right now.
I might consider to start university once again next September and get a master degree, anyway I need to get a work to go through the summer and possibly start the college with some money in my pockets.
Talking about social life (I've one again, yay!) and friends, on tuesday I went to my cousin's master graduation in Padua, where she has studied psychology during these last two years.
She was great and graduated with a 110/110 with honors, I'm so damn proud of her!
I truly needed spending some time with the girls I'm friend with since primary school - we know each others in such a deep way it's scary, and we find support in our friendship since ever. You know, the kind of people who makes you believe life could be beautiful even on the darkest days.
Being jobless has left me with a lot of spare time to dedicate to photography: I'm modeling a lot, I've started to travel again and I'm meeting a lot of inspiring people. And making some bucks, which is not that bad.
That's me as a blondie fairy:
Today I've worked with one of my favorite artists. He's always asked to exhibit his works in art galleries and have lots of assignments, plus we live in the same area, that's why he's hiring me that much lately. I couldn't be happier, also because I love analogue and he only produces pics this way.
And now, for all of you waiting for some naughtiness... here we go ^^
...and a lot more to come, just waiting for the photographer to proceed 'em, as we've shot a whole afternoon in this erotic and decadent mood 
If you think I'm done with the news in this blog entry, you couldn't be wronger, because... I have a new a new fantorgasmic set in member review, people! 
Too bad, we all have to wait almost two months to see it on our screens, but I promise it'll be worth your wait as I think it's the sexiest set I've ever shot for SuicideGirls. Go figure.
And I'm good enough to leave you with a saucy preview of what you should expect:
Remember to follow me on Instagram, peeps: @brokendollhatesyou
Love,
your Lauretta
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phileasfogg:
I hope you got it! Good luck. 
wolfox:
the world needs more of this naughtiness and decadence!