Web Links Wednesday

It's Humpday, everybody and I feel like I unintentionally started something last week due to a Spokane trip that will be a Musings tradition. Web Links for Wednesday. Without further ado.

• Saw this today, gotta love this kid's exuberance. Gotta say I might be hard pressed to avoid doing the same if I was that close to Benedict XVI
• A great piece on the unconstitutional health care law. Usually read this blog for the Catholicism but a great piece by my favorite blogger/law student at Shameless Popery. 
• The English text of Benedict XVI's Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum. Issued in 2007 it is basically calling for a return or at least no impediments to some of the older forms of worship including usage of the Tridentine Mass....for all of you who grew up before Vatican II that would be the Mass you remember from your childhood. Unfortunately the Vatican website doesn't have the document in English yet, so I had to dig a little. 
• Great blog from the Heritage Foundation about the 100th birthday of the greatest president of the 20th Century.
• Rush's take on Roger Vinson's ruling about Obamacare.
• All Things Super Bowl and NFLish from Sports Illustrated. My own prediction is on the way I made one last week, but may contradict it this week, tune in and find out. 
• The homepage of America's favorite quiz show. Looking forward to taking the test again next week. Here's hoping I pass again and get on the show this time.
• If at least one of the many websites covered in the blanket of this link doesn't make you laugh, check your vital signs.

A few of my favorite places

A trip to Spokane for doctor's appointments has left me tired and in no mood to write anything of my own of note today so here are some links.

• One of my favorite apologetics blogs, Shameless Popery, even the name of the blog is fun. The post is about Martin Luther and the idea of Once Saved Always Saved. An interesting read as are most of the posts over there.  
• My brother in law's blog, detailing his desire to get his garden going on his small homestead. This is a good blog for all you green thumbs out there. 
• The Holy See's homepage, A great resource to read papal encyclicals and tons of other stuff. They have an online catechism and bible available as well. They also have a virtual tour of the excavations of St. Peter's Basilica, which is super neat and at the end is the original burial site of the prince of the Apostles. 
• My favorite celeb gossip site, Be warned though sometimes its a little NSFW-ish. The guy who writes it is pretty snarky about celebs in general especially those who get a little self-important. 
• I go here to keep up on my WWE news, especially since I tend to miss the last few minutes of Raw every Monday. 

Well, I hope these links give you guys something to read. I plan on doing some writing of my own tomorrow so there should be something for you if you come back.