Major appologies! I've been a busy bee at work today, I'm so sorry for being so late with todays question. I hope you can find it in your little wedding planning hearts to forgive me!
So onto todays question... which comes from being sooo busy at work lately...
If you could have ANY dream job n the world and money was not a factor, what would it be?
My answer - Make up for stars or theatrical make up. TOTALLY! My next pick would be ANYTHING crafty! Decorating store windows, making favors for peoples weddings, etc. You name it... if it's a DIY I'd do it! I just get into this zone when I'm crafting or doing something artsy. It's a MAJOR stress release and I find that I can literally sit there for 9+ hours on end without breaking and holding my pee until I'm about to piss myself because I don't want to stop doing what I'm doing! I also get a lot of pride out of my finished projects!
Your turn!
Summertimegal424
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i'd work for the C.I.A.
AlisonMZ14
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I would love to be a chef or baker!
MrsGarcia
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Own a dance studio.. Specializing in Hip-Hop , lyrical and I forget the other type.. LOL The one Wade Robson teaches.
::sigh:::
Deeglasser
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honestly, i love my job!! i wouldn't change it for the world!!! but if i were doing something else i would probably do something that would allow me to travel and see the world...
kristentinnelly
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I would love to be a movie critic, photographer, maybe even a wedding planner
JoAnnJuneBride
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I would def would have continued to pursue my career in theater. It's really the only dream I regret never following
PROBM
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Posted by kristentinnelly
I would love to be a movie critic, photographer, maybe even a wedding planner
i was just about to write the same exact thing!!!!!
MirabellaNYC
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Dream job?
A stylist for fashion shows/editorial shoots. I work with a lot of them, and truly, the stylist is THE most important person in the fashion industry. Their job goes beyond clothes selection, they are the ones who dictate trends in hair and makeup, nails, accessories, etc.
Its really fashion designers who have to bow down to the stylist.
But basically to become a stylist you have to apprentice and basically sweep the floors and hold pins for 10 years before someone gives you a shot.