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I'm a Cosmetologist and Cosmetology Teacher. At my age, I don't like working in the proverbial salons with younger folk. I managed a salon I practically owned for over 20 years (my boyfriend's salon and he was never there, as he had his own salon in addition several other businesses). Also, my sister owned a publishing company and passed on March 13 2015. I'd like to keep that going as well. I took computer classes; how to build websites, photoshop, etc. Now I'm more motivated to learn! Lastly I inherited my family home that's in bad repair.
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I wonder how much of that answer is regionally biased