We are about two weeks out from the benefit performance for TWLOHA! I got my final approval from them a few days ago, so we are set! I can't wait for everyone to see it.
Also, The Gainesville Times is doing an article on the show, the benefit, and my work! I can't express how excited I am about this. They are coming sometime this week to take photos. I'll be sure to post a link when it's published.
As far as the corsets go, I must admit I'm a little nervous about them getting done. Now that all the fabric has been cut out, though, I think it will go faster than I think. My main concern now is the embroidery (which I've never done). I hope it looks great. It will be a great project for my portfolio.
Speaking of portfolios, why do companies not want a hard copy of portfolios? They all want an email with a link or an attachment, or a CD when they get the hard copy of your resume, cover letter, and references. I guess I understand that it's more practical, but for someone like me who has no clue how to save things as a PDF, I'm kind of nervous. I can make my paper portfolio look amazing (it comes from years of scrapbooking), but actually transferring it to a readable and organized computer file? I had enough trouble getting this blog to look nice. Thank goodness for templates. I know that Sarah (our costume shop manager) will be able to help me, so I think that's why I'm not freaking out AS much.
So, the jobs I'm looking at right now...not that many, actually. The position at Arkansas Rep got filled before I could send anything in (though it had been up since November). I'm still looking at Vee Corporations, hopefully as one of their touring wardrobe crew members. And I recently found a wonderful internship at the Shakespeare Theatre Company. It doesn't pay very much, but it would be enough to live on, and the experience would be phenomenal...not to mention the contacts I would have afterward.
Can't wait to see what happens in the next few weeks. Praying everything goes well :)
Thank you so much for stopping by my blog and sharing your thoughts! I couldn't reply directly to your email and didn't see your email address in your profile so I'm stopping by to say hi, thanks and to answer your questions. :) The recipe called for ground turkey and I used one pkg, which is usually a pound or maybe a little more. I hope you'll try it, it is so yummy! Thanks again for stopping by!
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