26 September 2006

Where Do You Want To Go Today


We all go surfing around the net. There are all the regular stops of major interests whether it is the Washington Post or the Washington Times. Then you hit your favorite blogs and visit a bit just to chat with people of like interests or do a little shopping at Amazon and check the balance at your bank. Maybe you stop for a visit at your favorite webcam for a bit of zen.

But up in the favorites lists are a few oddballs that you have discovered that no one else you know has ever found. You just like them. In addition to all of my music and lyrics sites, book sources, horseracing info, and hundreds of genealogical sites, three of my favorites are shown below. What are your unusual sites?

Puzzleability Free collection of puzzles some one time, some weekly, and one truly great daily game.

The Pixie Pit Play scrabble with friends via email. Very well run site and well worth the $10 a year they ask to cover their costs. No popups. No Spam. Just a good place if you like the game.

Triton Gallery If you like Broadway, Opera and Ballet this is the place to get window cards, posters, and other unusual items from the world of live performances.

14 comments:

Dexter said...

Paul Soglin's blog is a fave of mine...he is the former long-time mayor of Madison, Wisconsin, and was a student there during the Viet Nam protests of October, 1967.



Little Steven ROCKS! This page lets us join in on the fun! Little Steven plays in the E Street Band and also plays Silvio on The Sopranos.

Dexter said...

This is the page for the venerable Hotel Chelsea on 23rd Street in Chelsea, New York City. Ed Hamilton writes most of the entries here. I stayed there twenty years ago, for a week. There's a great deli nearby!

Durward Discussion said...

Dexter, Those are great. I particularly like the Chelsea link.

Durward Discussion said...

A web vacation to Scotland can be taken via webcam here Several different sites to visit.

Dexter said...

JAMIE: Some browsers now acknowledge Google's video option. It's even easier to use than YouTube...I just spent a few hours there watching videos of V W buses and Critical Mass bike rides in SF & NYC and all kinds of , as Wally and the Beav would say, "NEAT JUNK ! "

Durward Discussion said...

Dexter,

I have a new Google tool bar, but I don't see one for videos. It does have all sorts of stuff under the entertainment button such as

Classical Music Archives
CLASSICAL MUSIC ARCHIVES - CLASSICAL MUSIC
Author: Pierre R. Schwob

What google button were you on?

Pogo said...

I tend to enjoy joking around no,really), and being a lawyer, I like this one:

Lawyer Jokes

and this one

Profession jokes

It's amazing I get anything done at all.

Durward Discussion said...

Pogo,

Here's another riddles and jokes

ToledoNative said...

Jamie:

Here's a couple...
Lots of Jokes
Remember cutting out paper snowflakes as a kid? Try this:
Snow days...

Anonymous said...

Pogo...
I know what you mean about getting anything done.....I used to read a lot more before I started blogging....oh well....

Jamie...wish I could add to your list....but a few political blogs are all I can manage right now...

vanillabirdies said...

Well, blogger and youtube are a given for me.

Hmm, what else???

I'll have to get back to you on that!

Durward Discussion said...

Toledo,

That was fun. There is now a jamie flake in among the 2 million or so.

Durward Discussion said...

Renee,

Do you know about these people? Churchill Weavers

Dexter said...

Jamie: I emailed you a copy of my Google page, from the AOL browser.
The video option does not appear when I use Firefox.