So I thought I'd share some of my favorite web sites. These are in no particular order, but I hit them all at least once a week. Usually a lot more.
www.weather.com
Okay, I'm a weather junkie. I love love LOVE seeing what's up, especially in the tropics. (A throwback to my corporate days where my company tracked every named storm on a giant map.) I check the weather every day, at least once a day sometimes more. I know there's a Google gadget that will put this right on my desktop, but I like getting there the old-fashioned way.
www.twitter.com (@kaycassidy - come say hi!)
Well, technically I access it via Tweetdeck most of the time. But the end result is still the same. I fear I may have to go on a Twitter hiatus as I get closer to my The Cinderella Society book 2 deadline, but oh how I shall miss it!
www.chatzy.com
I heart Chatzy. Yes, it can lock up on occasion, but I still think it's fabulous to be able to set up a free impromptu chat anytime you want to. The Tenners (my debut class of 2010) do twice-weekly Chatzy chats--I usually try to make at least one of them--and I've popped into several author/blogger chats just for fun. They're usually in the evening, so it's a great way to wrap up the day!
What about you? What sites do you hit every week? (Besides TFC, of course!) :-)
4 comments:
I tend to hit blogs, more than websites. Though, I do regularly hit idol sites (US or Australian), and spend lots of time on You Tube catching catching up with X Factor. And of course there's Twitter, Absolute Write, Verla Kay boards, TFC, Yahoo... hmmmm more than I thought.....
I'm all over the place, ESPECIALLY on deadline! Anything to distract me! I love, love, love book blogs the most.
Twitter, Facebook, Netflix are usually my typical. I also hit Hulu up. I'm in class during NCIS, Bones, and Glee so I watch those shows on Hulu. I heart that site.
Great post!
<3Nisha
I'm all over the place too! In addition to some of those mentioned, I also hit Book Balloon to discuss reading with other readers and Backspace to discuss writing with other writers.
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