So, the party was at a place called Maris’ Kitchenette. Now, whether the party was a grand opening event or for my birthday is a matter of perspective. There was a cake with candles and my name on it, and I paid for the beer. The food was given away for free too (and technically, I paid for that too) I got there about 1:00 and there were already quite a few people in attendance, and more came and went throughout the day. I knew most everyone there and received the customary birthday greetings and songs. I enjoyed myself and that’s as it should be, right?
I’m sorry, but I didn’t pay much attention to the food. I know there was a pancit noodle dish, chicken wings, shanghai lumpia, and a few other offerings. Not the full menu, but lots of volume. Also all gone by closing time.
Once the party wound down and the kitchenette closed up, we moved next door to Mango’s where I treated the hard-working staff to a roast chicken dinner.
5 thoughts on “A good beginning…”
Maybe not enough food pics, but lots of smiling faces. Looks to have been a good, auspicious opening. Here’s hoping for a great, prosperous future for your friend, and a good return on investment for you.
Looks like a “grand” opening. Hope things continue to do well.
(On a completely random side note – I am always impressed with how well cake decorators are able to write on cakes. And it is not like they can start over if they make a mistake. LOL)
Yes, I’ve had the same thought re: cake writing. Hell, I can’t write that well with pen and paper…
Kev, the only return on my investment I’m hoping for is that she can sustain the business, make a living from it, and maybe create a couple of jobs for other folks in need along the way…
Happy Birthday McCrarey! I’ll raise my beer stein and wish you 66 more! Peace Out!
Maybe not enough food pics, but lots of smiling faces. Looks to have been a good, auspicious opening. Here’s hoping for a great, prosperous future for your friend, and a good return on investment for you.
Looks like a “grand” opening. Hope things continue to do well.
(On a completely random side note – I am always impressed with how well cake decorators are able to write on cakes. And it is not like they can start over if they make a mistake. LOL)
Yes, I’ve had the same thought re: cake writing. Hell, I can’t write that well with pen and paper…
Kev, the only return on my investment I’m hoping for is that she can sustain the business, make a living from it, and maybe create a couple of jobs for other folks in need along the way…
Happy Birthday McCrarey! I’ll raise my beer stein and wish you 66 more! Peace Out!