Olivia

Thursday, 5 October 2017

A beautiful photo essay by Julia Gunther

https://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2015/08/28/magazine/south-africa-s-majority-female-anti-poaching-squad/s/17mag-look-blackmambas-slide-S5Y6.html

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Olivia: Olivia has had some undesirable jobs in the past. The first being a waitress at a wing restaurant where she was required to wear a cheap cowboy hat. Olivia was no stranger to costume, though. Alas, she eventually moved on to become a flood technician, where she would work 8 hour days doing demolition and paperwork and then get called to an emergency sewage flood at 2 AM. In some ways she loved that job (and the overtime), but the trade life took its tolls on her heart and body. She dipped her toes in the pond of retail, and splashed around in the pool of sales, and yet nothing ever felt quite right. She knew in her soul that she had to fall back to her roots, and give in to a more creative agenda. Olivia had always had a knack for performing, from dance recitals at age three to high school plays and musical performances. She always loved film and radio and would stage her own shows with the old family camera. Olivia knew that she didn't want to live a slave to the industry, and therefore had to provide herself with the tools to be her own boss and make her own way in this world. So she made a choice, and here we are.

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