Me likey! But I’ve got a bit of working out to do before I rock the skintight catsuit or the lead role in a $85,000,000 stinker. While I root around my pad for that personal trainer I misplaced, you can enjoy this selection of the week’s finest posts from around the Parentosphere:

Man Babies (ManBabies)

Banksy Unmasked? No superhero is sacred! (Gawker)

The fine art of grocery criticism (Defamisher)

File under That’s Just Wrong: Wine in a baby bottle (Gastrokid)

Thank you, Mommy (ExtraordinaryMommy)

The Great Truths, according to kids and parents (Fracas)

Cloned mare gives birth (Bridlepath)

Don’t call me Mommy! (WorkItMom)

You know you’re addicted to blogging when… (MagnetoBoldToo)

Celebrity moms speak out on motherhood (CelebrityBabyScoop)

What this world needs is fridge-based sex meters (TrueDadConfessions)

Dear “friend” (TrueMomConfessions)

Ninjas are everywhere! (TheBloggess)

Quick, easy money (GoodMom/BadMom)

As the Manolo has predicted, spring shoes are fairly bursting with color.

So that poses the dilemma of what to paint your toesies with.  For some reason, I’m not a big fan of the French pedicure, although I have to say it probably goes with everything. But if it isn’t your thing either, it can be tough to choose a nail color that doesn’t clash badly with a vibrant yellow or pink.

Metallic neutrals are a good answer.  They give a bit of shimmer, a bit of color, but allow your shoes to do the real talking.  And let’s face it, if you’ve spent a lot of money on your shoes, you want them to do most of the talking. Dont’ get me wrong, definitely do your nails, just have them be whispering seductively rather than vying for attention.

These polishes will help you get your shine on…

Dior Golden Nugget is a glittery golden bronze.

 OPI India Collection Charmed by a Snake is a shimmery bronze.

Essie Great Expectations is a sheer grey with subtle glimmers.

Essie Body Language is a shimmery grey with pink undertones.