Portrait d’indignation

My father travels around the world for his business trips. He is an event organizer for a famous chain of hotels. He can come home a few times a year, but he makes a lot of effort to call our family, remain in touch and frequently send gifts.

My mother is a popular clothing designer. Her brands are found in many department stores in our country. Her early mornings start with visits to potential clients and suppliers, and her days end with late-running meetings, conferences and phone calls. 

Finally, my older sister is interning at a busy hair salon in the city. Her passion is her pride, reflected in her everchanging hairstyle and eagerness to style my hair. She is always scrolling through media and flipping through catalogs for the hottest trend. 

While I am still at school and am attending the studio some afternoons, I get to share the snacks my dad sends from his business trips. I also get to enjoy eating dinner with my mother most nights of the week, and the friendly sibling banter I have with my sister has survived the test of time.