“I wasn’t quite sure what I was going to do,” she said.
That’s when Andrea decided it was time for a change and focused on learning everything she needed to grow her beauty business - from how to build her own website to marketing.
She even took a course at the Brow Effect – a Miami-based eyebrow salon.
“A lot of people right now are trying to reinvent themselves,” said Lisandra Rodriguez, the Brow Effect’s owner.
Lisandra told NBC 6 she had seen an increase in the number of people interested in taking the courses she offers.
“Before the pandemic, we only used to do it like maybe every other weekend,” she said. “Now, we’re doing them basically every weekend because we have such a demand for these classes.”
Starting Tuesday, the Pfizer vaccine will no longer be available at the sites in Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa and Miami located at the north campus of Miami Dade College. Up to 3,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be available per day at each site. Individuals who received their first Pfizer dose at one of these locations will be able to come back to the site to receive their second dose. They will continue to administer the Pfizer vaccines for second doses through its duration.
The City of Miami Police Department issued a missing person notice for 23-year-old Angela Morrisey, who was last seen March 28 at the Bayside Market Place. Her fiancé, 23-year-old Amir El-badry, stated he saw her around 8 p.m. the night before when she said she was going to the bathroom and never returned. According to Morrisey’s mother, her future son-in-law changed his story several times. El-badry finally told her he and Morrisey got into an argument, and he went on a boat tour from Baysid