Good, and good for you.
Below are some of the sites I go to regularly, and a few daily. I'll note the ones I think are beyond good.
So visit, and let them know you've passed their way.
Web Journals
I will add more, but I ask their authors first. If I get the ok, they'll be here.
The first 2 sites below are first web journal sites I ever visited, both on the same day, and they're ones I go back to time and time again. They're very different in voice and tone, but I always learn something from them about words, about life, and about being yourself in places that don't always want you to be.
Little
Daggers
Always my first stop. Human, close to the heart, and vibrant. Many good surprises
here.
Speechless
- the journal of the mouse
Artistry in writing. Somebody give her a book contract, please. I don't care
what the book is about.
Textism
I came across this site following a recommendation. It's a great site. Good
writing, useful technical information, lotsa parts, and a interesting design.
A new stop for me on a regular basis.
Tomato
Nation
Funny, well designed, full of interestin' content, and, well, funny (again).
Go and make sure you are at a place where you can laugh out loud.
Diary Sites
Diarist.net
Home to a ton of online journals and blogs and whatever the new name is. Quality
is uneven, but the variety makes it an interesting stop.
Sites you should visit because they're vitamin packed.
Apple
Corporation
For the 7% of us who know a mostly human centered piece of computing when
we see it.
The
Onion
I dare ya not to laugh. Screw dare protocols. I triple dog dare ya.
Media
Whores Online
No holds barred liberal site. If you want to get ideas on how to fight the
good political fight, make this a daily visit. These folks are neither objective,
nor gentle, nor hypocrites.
Nerve.com
Decent writing, urban, sexy, and net oriented. I don't like or agree with
everything here, but it makes me think, and broadens my understanding of humans
some.
Internet
Movie Database
Forget not trusting folks over thirty. Don't trust anyone who never watches
movies.
Really good suggestions?
14 December 2002