Manic for Mad Men

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Yesterday was the much hyped, long awaited season five premiere episode of Mad Men. Renee and I decided to throw a mini Mad Men party with our boyfriends. Renee baked Pillsbury rolls (our favorites, as evidenced here!), and I grabbed some Baked by Melissa cupcakes. It was two hours of sheer happiness. In one of my favorite scenes, Joanie brings her baby to visit the office. She’s wearing a bright pink print, of course—a super tight, cleavage baring, fabulous dress (silk dupioni, I think!). Roger pops into the frame and says, “There’s my baby!” Yes, it IS your baby. AWESOME. Mad Men had all its normal snide quips and witty dialogue, but there was something very different about it this time around. If the first four seasons were depressing (which, admit it, they were on many occasions!), this one was totally manic. But then again, so was I after five mini cupcakes and a handful of rolls!