A few months ago I attended a crab feed honoring the police and firepersons of the city for which I work. The feed took place in a senior center on a Saturday night in what maybe also doubled as a gymnasium? I procured a plastic cup of warm chardonnay and sat down.
Everybody at my table started unrolling their plastic utensils, and, noticing that the utensils were wrapped in a plastic bib, went ahead and just put the bibs on even though (a) there was no food in sight, and (b) the bib had a huge red lobster on it, and the lobster had its arms apart holding silverware.
While I chatted with my tablemate, apparently the master of ceremonies started calling out the names of city staff and asking them to remain standing, because I vaguely hear "Councilmember Smith...Redevelopment Director Jones," then suddenly it's "and Linda's Job!" I pop up from my chair and wave awkwardly, smoothing my huge lobster bib, realizing I'm the ONLY PERSON standing and wearing the lobster bib. Awesome.
Monday, April 16, 2007
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Ewwww. You would wear a bib.
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