Gaby and I can talk…best friends and sisters.
It’s 6:45 am in Ithaca and I am up and drinking coffee, ready to change my life! It’s time. I’ve given so many years to hard work, and now I’m sensing it’s time to sum it all up. Tie a bow on what I completed with excellence and move into my new era. One that is filled with books and more books, workshops, drawing classes maybe?, art shows & creations that I’m not even thinking about right now. Always gotta get better at what I do best.
But for now, I’m realizing that I must clean my studio at some point. There are receipts and random pieces of paper everywhere! Next, I’ll clean my bedroom and get all my clothes from off the floor. Might even find something to wear:-) With studio and bedroom cleaned, and me dressed in newly found clothes, I must go to FedEx to ship out some…
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waywardspirit 
Love it when all I have to do is re-blog. What I mean is said.
The fabulessness of being an artist a human a friend and best of all a sister flying on the breakers is how the world is our ocean. I love the world.
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So interesting! I’m so glad I came across this.
I’ve been in the food industry since the day I began waiting tables at 15 years old. Half of my life has been spent in kitchens. I’ve worked my way up to chef, and I’m proficient in everything between. I couldn’t love any other work more (unless it meant working for myself…every kitchen foodies dream).
Your idea of writing about the industry is very fascinating to me. I’d love to hear more about it.
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Thank you, I can’t wait to write all about it! Pressing things are upon me, so I can’t do it just yet. Basically, I would like to combine all elements of the industry to make an immaculate model ~ or at least as best as we can get for this new era.
The elements are all the common knowledge ones (location, food served, service, appearance, advertising, etc.) and the ones that can slip under the carpet and be hidden by good PR, like the voice & expression allowed by employees, and their dignity respected. This can be taken to even a higher level where not only do you respect your employees, you support their higher goals with better pay, allowance for free time & time off, etc. and listening to their needs, complaints, concerns, etc. Bosses have *HUGE* potential to support and help their staff, and in return the staff will naturally be the most loyal and dedicated. The business can run as usual…
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A kindred spirit you are Crowned. I’m glad to know the way I feel and Gabriela feels about working in service is the way you feel and honor yourself.
It’s also great to see your good mind around here again!
: )
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Awwwww…I’m back.
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