It’s Women’s Day, and I am feeling very spoiled.
A sweet coworker gave me a bunch of yellow mimosa flowers (the symbol of women’s day) and I had a wonderful evening with my amazing friend, Caralyn drinking mimosas and eating sushi. The restaurant was full of women celebrating each other, from grandma’s right down to darling little girls with pigtails and glasses.
I put a sprig of my mimosa flowers in my hair and felt extra sassy all day.
I freaking love being a woman!
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Sounds like the perfect way to celebrate the day:)
I love the mimosa flowers, you do look very sassy! LOVE it – and I agree, I wouldn’t want to be anyone else but moi! ;o) Happy Women’s Day to you too!
PS: Did not know those flowers were the symbol, next year I’m putting this on my calendar for a Mimosa morning!!