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Enjoy life, this is not a rehearsal

Another weekend come and gone, another holiday accounted for. I lived up to the itinerary I outlined on Friday quite well. I believe I failed to mention this partFriday, but I created a glorious 4 days off for myself so I have an extra day before returning to reality.

This got me thinking about all I've been able to get done while still enjoying time off from alarm clocks and routines. I'd like to go on the record and fully endorse what my campaign would refer to as the "4/3 Greatness". This would be where we would all work 3 days and have 4 off. I mean, the whole life's too short mentality? Um, yea. But most people can't just quit working due to the need for survival and lack of a silver spoon birth right. This would allow moderation but with promotion of living for life, not for a living. Yay! Elle Woods for president!


Some visual recaps:
Can I just say, yumm? Innovative, precise, and tasty would surmise the entire experience.

Jimmy Hula's goodness.

Hot as all be but totally worth it since I was hanging with my good gal pal Jenny. Don't worry, I was lathered up in my SPF.


We totally knocked out the last season and a half of SOA. My god, what an amazing, amazing show. A bit intense at times and it doesn't hurt to have a drink prior to some scenes, but the acting seals its greatness. The entire cast is expert for their roles. Don't take my word for it, Netflix it up.


Happy last week of May! BTW, WTF? When did this happen?


Til we meet again,
M

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