Webilicious Wednesday

I've been pretty much brain dead all day.

Blame poor little Elizabeth who didn't want to sleep last night without Mama.

Which means I'm walking around in a fog that five cups of tea and two Diet Cokes can't clear. The only thing that will? A long, deep nap in a pile of super soft pillows and cozy blankets. Or a quick snooze under the table. I'm not picky.

But...I've kinda gotten into the habit of posting on a daily basis. At least during the week. So...I don't want to leave you hanging. Instead, I'm going to link you to some of the best posts I've read so far this week. And because I'm too numb to think of a clever title and check to see if it already exists, I made up my own name and ended up with...

Webilicious Wednesday

Yuliya from She Suggests made me laugh out loud and read in a Russian accent with her guest post at Motherhood in NYC.

Liz from A Belle, A Bean & A Chicago Dog shared an uncomfortable sewing class that made me a) decide I need to sign up and b) wish she'd take pictures.

Alex from Late Enough practiced Princess Solidarity. Not to spoil the story, but women everywhere punched their husbands in the arm after asking if they'd do what her husband did.

I posted a pretty funny little review, if I do say so myself, over at Makes Fun of Stuff. The best part? Our new ad man. He's seriously cheeky.

I've found a new favorite cartoon site. Not that I have a bunch, but this one takes the cake. She's witty and clever and her drawings make me want to pretend like I'm an artist. She's the Animated Woman.

One of my new favorite bloggers, Sue, hosted her friend Lee's new mommy tips at Mommy's Pen. I have never seen such a comprehensive and smart list. It kind of makes me want to have another baby just to try them out. Wait. That's just the exhaustion speaking.

Last, but not least, head over to Kludgy Mom to read about Joe - the man who braved the cold. Bring tissues.

And if that's not enough...check out my blog roll to the right of this post. I've got some pretty groovy gals in there.

It just occurred to me that I need to start including more male bloggers.