My name is Jaz. I am 18 years old.  I am a fan of classical jazz. I love jazz music. I overcame urinary cancer. I am currently unemployed. I want to be a male model in Hollywood. I am 5'5". I like Will Ferrell who is my mentor. I do not like cheese. I am on a low carb diet. I like meats, vegetables and pasta. I get bored of foods easily.
My daughter loves classical jazz. I don't love classical jazz. I like Will Ferrell. I hate cheese. My husband is short. I sell paper products. My job frustrates me, and I would like to quit to pursuit my dreams of being a chef.
How are things going with your job? It's still frustrating me but my boss said that I might move up to a managerial position soon and that might get me enough flexibility that I feel less constrained. I'd still like to switch to a food service job but I don't think it's going to pay or have the benefits my family needs. I would say consider researching food service jobs with the benefits and pay you need, and have something lined up. That way, if your boss doesn't promote you to a managerial position soon you can quit to something with much more flexibility. That's what I'm looking for. My husband doesn't get great benefits at his job so I think I need to stick it out unless I have something lined up. I don't want to get into a financial constraint, especially with my daughter involved. Did you have any luck with the job search? I have heard back from a couple of modeling agencies that are interested in my work. I was thinking of setting up a time with one of them to showcase my modeling skills. That's great! I've heard those contracts can be very clause filled with specifics. Like they try to trap you in them sometimes. I don't have much experience in that department I'm afraid. I hope it goes well for you, it would be great to do what you love. That's true, its always important to read anything you sign, contracts especially. I was considering getting a legal professional to help me with that kind of stuff, so I could get a modeling job that doesn't end up costing more than I put into it.  I think with any complicated contract it's a great idea. My husband is a paralegal and I know he helps with a lot of contract dispute claims. It's probably worth the cost before signing. Thats good to hear, great that he helps a lot of people against legal troubles. Has your daughter still stuck with listening to classical jazz? I had to ask her to put something else on the other day. She's stuck on a certain artist/song as she's practicing for a dance rehearsal and I just couldn't take it anymore. She's been in dance since she was little but for some reason this track is extra annoying. I hear that, some songs just get stuck in your head. Have you considered buying her a good set of headphones, so she can listen to it without disturbing you with the music? I got her a pair of wireless headphones for Christmas but she lost the charging case. I think my husband said he found it so I need to remind her of that and make sure. Otherwise I just told her to try to practice when I'm not home. The recital is next week so we're almost done with it.