A Few Of My Favorite... Blogs

I really shouldn’t be here.  Please don’t tell anyone you saw me.  In lieu of writing a post today, since I’m industriously writing writing writing a script, I thought I’d share some of my favorite blogs with you.  (Someday I’ll get around to setting up a blogroll, I just haven’t gotten there yet.) 

The Happiness Project.  Given how often I refer to The Happiness Project, it's probably no surprise that it's first on the list.  I love this blog.  It makes my life better.

Cry It Out: Memoirs of a stay-at-home dad.  Warning: this guy will make you cry.  Also, he makes really adorable dresses for his daughter.  From scratch.  Yeah.  I know.

Girl with Pen (with the fabulous subheading 'Bridging Feminist Research and Popular Reality').  I just like this one.  I feel like these women are My People.  Plus, I keep trying to figure out exactly what 'popular reality' is.

The Eastsider LA: My neighbor down the street runs this blog. I love it because it tells me what's going on in my neighborhood-- like, tonight, there's this amazing thing called Echo Park Hospitality Night, and all these stores along Sunset are staying open late and there will be live music... and a lot of people will have a lot of fun, but not me because I can't go.  Because I have this script.   

And of course there's the always entertaining dooce, but everybody probably knows that one already...

Okay, I told you mine, you tell me yours...  What are your favorite go-to blogs?

Comments

[L]

If you want snarky, mean, and utterly hilarious, try: http://gofugyourself.celebuzz.com/. Often, when I am battling a desperate urge to insult someone for their ugliness or idiocy, I check this site for inspiration.

[viv]

http://metrodad.typepad.com/

Try a couple of posts on Pierre Kim's blog... I think you'll like it!

[New Reader]

http://coldantlerfarm.blogspot.com/

This is an inspiring blog by a young woman who is doing what she wants NOW --farming and music in Vermont. There is information, humor and pictures. I wish I had been as smart and focused and resourceful.

[Sarah Fain]

Just checked out Cold Antler Farm-- you're right, it's great. I'll be following her journey...

[Mary Reed Kelly]

My most amazing writer friend, Josephine Carr, is a novelist. We went to college together and are still great friends, despite the fact that I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan and she in Washington, DC. I love her blog: http://josephinecarrwrites.blogspot.com/. She writes about being a woman, being a mom, being a writer, exploring yourself and your reactions to the world. Check it out -- it's food for the soul.

[Sarah Fain]

Thanks for the recommendation! I can always use some food for the soul...