Today was great, the students started cutting and they are loving it!
I sat and talked to the girls about their aspirations, and where they hope this training will lead them. It was great to hear that already what they have learned can be used in the upcoming bridal season from November- April and then into the Khmer New Year. This makes me very happy.
My translator tells me that women sit waiting (due to lack of stylists) for hours to have their hair upstyled for a wedding; I am beaming with this news; our timing is good!
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| bride no1 |
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| bride no 2 |
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| bride no 3 |
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| the ornament is made out of toilet paper, very clever! |
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| haircutting |
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| we start at 7.30 and finish up at 5; 6 days a week, now that's intense.......did I mention a two hour lunch and kip. |
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| our $4 pair of 'jaguar' scissors |
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| sectioned and ready to cut |
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| Sokry, our Preah Vihear Teacher trainee |
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| cutting a straight line! |
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| drawing a structural graphic |
who took tamagotchi?
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