It IS awards season, you know...

I'm up at the podium, wearing my finest (t-shirt and jeans), my hair in a carefully sculpted up-do (ponytail), and everyone wants to know where I got my shoes (maroon fuzzy socks -- they were a Christmas gift one year from my mother-in-law).  It's an honor, really.  Not to receive just one, but two, awards.  *sniffle*  I want to thank all the little people.  Well, and all the big people, because I'm pretty short, so there aren't many that are smaller than me.

A special thanks to Mass Hole Mommy, for honoring me with the Lemonade Award back here.  I hope that means she thinks I'm sweet... Yes, she said she hearts me.  She really hearts me!

I have found some sweet blogs myself.  Here are some that I've enjoyed reading recently that I am passing this along to...

* Dee at Barefoot Bath and Body, mostly because she is sweet, and you will see just how sweet in the future. 

* Capitol Heights Mommy, writing about the journey of a recovering perfectionist.  I am POSITIVE that there are many moms who can relate to that... MANY.

* And last but not least, I've Become My Mother.  I'm new to her blog, but I followed her immediately.  She may be offering me a glimpse into my future in parenting.

On to my second award, handed to me by Kim...

Don't be jealous. 

Okay, maybe be a little jealous.

I bet some of you are thinking of blogging just so you can get this award now.

Let me know if you do.  Until that time, first check out the Chuck Norris-ism I must post to accept this award...

When Chuck Norris does push-ups, he isn't pushing himself up.  He's pushing the earth down.

Chuck is now being passed along to:

* Speaking From The Crib.  Not only is she highly entertaining, but I have found other highly entertaining blogs to read through her Top Blog of the Week.  Which is how I found...

* Fat Mom Blog.  Because I think the only thing tougher than actually losing weight is being so bold as to write about the process.

* And the final Chuck goes to... A Fabulously Good Life.  I mostly like to just be entertained when I read, which I am when I read her.  But she also makes me think, and that's a good thing.

Oh... Oh, the orchestra has started playing (naptime is over).  Thank you! Thank you!  I love you all (my readers and everyone on my blog roll)!