A hard day's night.

Okay so I finally found a moment for updating this thing - it's 1am and yes, this in fact IS the only moment in 4 days that I found to just sit down and type on MacBook what's up with my life. Well, I'll tell you what's up. WORK, that's what's up. I had 12-hour shifts both today and yesterday, and I worked all Friday evening as well. Tomorrow I'll have a lighter day of only 6 hours but tuesday it's 12 hours again. But I can't complain, more hours is what I've been hoping for for the past month since they've been canceling almost half of my shifts so far and I need the money BAD right now in order to be able to pay my share of the around-the-world tickets by beginning of June. If it wasn't for that, I wouldn't spend my summer this way. The job itself is not that bad, the customers are fun for the most part and I always have some interesting conversations with some of them. It's just physically exhausting and boring at times when there are no customers around. On Friday Mr. Andy McCoy (the lead guitar player or Hanoi Rocks) came in for a beer, actually. I've met him once before a year ago or so, and that time he borrowed my eyeliner before their gig. One of the oddest people you'll ever meet, I swear.

But yeah, enough of work.

There's another thing (don't hate me for the webcam):

NOTICE ANYTHING DIFFERENT? YES? NO? YES? YES? MAYBE?

It didn't take that long to attach the extensions on my hair after all, 3 hours or so. And neither did getting used to them, which came as a surprise to me. It's funny, I've (more or less) always been "the shorter the better"-type of a girl when it comes to hair - but right now I actually think I prefer this length. Not super long, but just enough, there's no way I could deal with longer hair than this. I'm not feminine enough for that.

Oh! Oh! AND! Almost forgot.

Last tuesday Maija, Marianna and myself got together to finally make this photo shoot thing for Marianna's portfolio happen. Something that we'd been talking about for a while and finally the weather was perfect enough. Maija is posing (and being absolutely fabulous, don't you think?!), Marianna did the styling and the makeup and as for me, I was behind the camera and chose the locations. Say what you say, I think they turned out better than great.

No, this was not all, we took over 500 pictures in total. Thanks to Maija for being so beautiful and so GODDAMN photogenic, it took me and Marianna 3 hours to pick out the best ones. Mwuah, I love you.

I can't believe I'm really graduating this week. After all these years, I'll be officially out of school. Feels unbelievable. This has got to be the start of something new.