Today was a very big, very significant, very serious ceremony at work. Like, the people who the ceremony was for were told they will (or should) remember this for the rest of their lives. It was that important. I was heavily involved with it today. I wore a blazer to work. And closed toed shoes. However, the reward after the ceremony was the catering. I visited the table with the crab cakes, mini quiches, and chicken sauté on a stick twice.

This is my current state:

I’m exhausted. My knitting is in that bag. I may or may not work on it tonight. It’s been a long, tiring day. But a good one.

Have a good weekend, friends!

8 responses

  1. I love a food table like that. I would have gone back too.

    1. And there were so many of them! One with veggie and fruit trays and one with desserts and one with assorted cheeses, snack meats and olives and that kind of stuff and a whole dessert one! It was all so good!

  2. Rest up! Love your ink!

    1. Thank you! Have you seen all my other stuff? I’ve got a quite bit more.

      1. Yes! But this piece really caught my eye! Do you use the same artist for all of your pieces?

      2. Sort of. I go to the same shop but there are two artists I’ve rotated between for most of what I’ve gotten lately. For the kitty paw and my Betty White piece, I wanted to try someone new. I’ll go back to him for these other ones I want, but the one I’m getting at the end of the month is with one of the original two I mentioned.

      3. I know what you mean. Same shop. I only have 2 pieces (one done in two separate sessions) but two artists. I don’t know if I’d feel comfortable anywhere else. My daughter goes to the same shop but won’t stray from her artist. lol

      4. Some places just have a really good vibe and the shop where I go definitely does.

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