Butler's cart

So, since the kitchen was finished 3 years ago, I have said I was going to make a butler's cart with an electric outlet and casters.  I wanted something that would accommodate my waffle iron or griddle for those awesome fruit and waffle brunches.  That way, I can sit at the table and visit while I cook them. . . . .  A year ago Christmas, my husband got me a wonderful 3 crock buffet server.  Enter new design ideas for the cart.  As a whole, the possibilities just kept coming and the cart became more and more versatile in my mind. . . .  There were limitations, I have a place to park it, but there is a cabinet door and the french doors and I didn't want to impede traffic in the dining room/kitchen area.  I measured and decided it should not be wider than 26 inches, so I planned into it a short drop leaf that would allow the buffet server room to sit on top, but would fold away for normal use. . . . . . . A few weeks ago, I started actually buying the supplies and beginning the process of readying the lumber.  This week, I built it.  It took much longer than I supposed as is par for my efforts, but I really do like the end result.  I had to buy new casters, because I couldn't ever locate the ones I had before.  In all, it cost me about $40 to make.  At this point, it is a feel good experience.  Now I hope it does all those things I imagined for me and my future guests.