Seriously, will you look at this cute animal?!?

It's . . .clutching a teddy bear of some sort and playing peek-a-boo. It's like a perfect storm of cuteness.

We mentioned to Maryland Zoo PR director Jane Ballentine that maybe if she sent us pictures of newborn animals we might post them sometimes. We never expected to post two in a row. But you know what they say about the best laid plans.

Anyway, in case you were wondering, this is Max, a newborn Coqueral's sifaka, which is in the lemur family.

And here is Max—no big whoop—just being snuggled and kissed by his mom.

Okay we're done (for now).

But we MAKE NO PROMISES!!!

We got to check in with Scary Mommy Jill Smokler at her book party earlier this week. Smokler — a mom of three and Mt. Washington resident — was just coming off her whirlwind New York book tour (Today show, 20/20, Huffington Post) and stopped by Charm City Kids Club for some book signing and girl gab. 

Smokler is friendly and pretty and you can see why her legions of Scary Mommies feel comfortable confessing their deepest darkest mommy secrets to her. ("Today I'm dressed as a grumpy bitch who needs more coffee. Same costume I wore yesterday." And "Every night, after supper, I hide in the bathub and eat a Little Debbie snack." Or "I need a mom jar. Anytime the kids say MOM they put a dollar in the jar. I would have enough for a cruise in no time.")

Her newest book Motherhood Comes Naturally (and other vicious lies) comes fresh on the heel of her New York Times bestseller Confessions of a...

Before violence and tragedy struck the Boston Marathon this week, Clarksville’s Tatyana McFadden won the women’s wheelchair division at the iconic race.

McFadden, who won gold medals at the 2012 London Paralympics in the 400-meter, 800-meter and 1,500 meter races, posted on her Facebook page shortly after the bombing in Boston Monday that she was okay, her family was safe, asking that all, “Please pray for those who were affected by the bomb and pray for their families and friends as well.”

Earlier today, she posted that while planning to race in the upcoming London Marathon this weekend that she and her teammates “will run in London with prayers in our hearts for all affected by the tragedy in Boston.”

McFadden was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia, with spina bifida in 1989, and was later adopted by her mom, Deborah McFadden.

Baltimore magazine profiled McFadden in September 2012, shortly before the London Paralympics.

Okay, so here is Tom Brady reacting to Nick Markakis's home run in Saturday's game against the Yankees.

If you've seen it already, we apologize, but we feel it just can't be shared enough.

Also, what's up with Tom Brady being a Yankees fan? Shouldn't he be a fan of a little team we like to call the BOSTON RED SOX??