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Tact is the ability to tell someone to go to hell in such a way that they look forward to the trip." ~Winston Churchill

I'd like to dedicate the title of this post to you, Monday. Although, I happen to be off work today and have already caught laundry up, exercised for an hour and a half, had lunch with a friend, and now I am posting here. I'll take a win for $500, Alex.

The weekend was fabulous. Among workouts and being outside with the dogters a whole bunch, we also started the Netflix series House of Cards and let me just say, wowwwww. We love it and ran through the first seven episodes of season 1 in one sitting. Kevin Spacey was phenomenal before this and now he is quite possibly my favorite actor ever. Cannot wait to resume it tonight.

We also visited with our Roberts family. Connor, aka Nonner, is more adorable every time I see him. He now gives his own high fives without prompting and also "bumps it" on your fist with his. To.die.for.people. And man does he love uncle Unner:



My Tori, I adore this darling girl:


Hmm, what else, what else. Ah yes, hair! Got my martian man transformation on and wa-laa. I love my stylist Marie. She is by far one of the greatest in the world:




Magnolia Bakery was one place we visited repeatedly on vacay in NYC a few summers ago. I follow them on Twitter and they posted this over the weekend. Just perfection:

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That was my weekend and I hope yours was awesome and filled with cupcakes, health, and happiness too.


Til we meet again,
M

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