Day 31 - At the Exhibit

Attended a friend's art exhibit opening yesterday. It was pretty chic. The food was yummy and the place had a nice interior--very artsy, in my opinion.
And these were some of the pixies I snapped. The food looked lovely, too... but I was too busy people watching. :P

more pixies...

pieces I would have loved to buy... if I could've afforded them... :)

There were some very interesting people at that opening. Case in point, a local celebrity made an appearance. (Budoy -the guy with the head wrap)

The event itself was nicely done--albeit a tad informal, but still--and the pieces were quite fascinating. I felt like such a sophisticatedly cultured individual by the time we went home. Hehe.

Postscript: It was my first day of work at the new office, too. I guess I had quite a busy day yesterday. :P

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