Woman in Montana writes about her work in a bank, school, and entertainment.

Personal blog.

A collection with an international scope, by Alan Cowderoy.

Items, experiences, observations of interest. Usually random, always rambling.

A Dutch medical intern logs about healthcare related issues.

A newly renowned blog site from K.Garnier.

Blog for a neurotic rambler.

Old school Net journalist's online cache of code and commentary.

Various observations and perspectives that focus on philosophy, existence, dreams and happiness.

The mad blogger what blogs at midnight.

The principle is also expressed "Entities are not to be multiplied beyond necessity."

Commentary on weblogging tools, the MacOS with pointers to other sites of interest.

The odd existence of a gal.

Marching band grrl.

Thoughts and snippets from the world of a gay man living in Dublin.

This site is designed to randomly discuss anything from psychologoy to philosophy to relationships and behavior. It is a way to express what one has on their shoulders.

Summarizing the life of Adam Gerik in words and photos.

Seven guys coding decide to create a blog to catalog all the stuff they talk about at lunch and in meetings that is off on a tangent from what they are supposed to be talking about.

Reports on globalization in the technology industry known as offshore outsourcing. Includes original feature articles and a news feed.

The weblog for unplugged gaming news and views, with your host Sven the Ogre.

Flying blind on a rocket cycle.

An online log about a college girl and her kawaii little life.

This is a postnuke site for our collaborative efforts. News, comments & public article submission.

The blog of the Old Fart confronting the daily obstacles of life while enduring periodic ambushes of the Self Indulgent Blogger.

About life, the internet and stuff.

One man's view of the world, technology, and the Washington Redskins.

News, hijinks, and exciting fun.

Dan Willenbring's home for everything webworthy. Pictures, projects, and ramblings.

There is not a single quality aspect to the production. The acting is horrid. The screenplay is worse. The sets are cheap. The special effects are laughable. The continuity is rotten.

Recently relocated to Georgia from Michigan. What an experience.

Michelle, the musings of a writer.

Tools and information for better decisions in science, medicine and life.

A weblog containing opinions pertaining to politics, feminists, libertarians, objectivists.

The ongoing adventures of a corporate traveller. Rants, delusions and ramblings free with price of admission.

Becky's life "on the spot".

Oliver Tseng's thoughts on faith, technology, health, politics, economics, and life.

Reviews, criticisms, thoughts, general whining about love and love lost and off-beat advice for men.

The views of Denis Bernicky on breast cancer, teaching and being a family.

A blog which is like a conversation between bloggers.

Thoughts from a Business student on the Far East Coast of North America.

The weblog and personal space of a freelance web designer and dj living in Brussels, Belgium.

She likes to hear about stuff and things.

This site chronicles the life of a woman following a dream to lose a ton of weight, bitching all the way.

Musings, Quotations, and an occasional rant. Some short stories, essays, and chess.

I did it all for the story. Story telling ezine, with daily weblog and links you'll like. Click it up.

No diets, no pills, no bull. Weight loss journal.

Almost postmodern. Probably.

Observations of applying for jobs online.

A personal journal about everything, anything and nothing.

Randomness from a semi-closet geek and born again festival crusty.

A hopelessly parenthetical freelance translator bemoans the fact that she lives in the South of France instead of her native Canada.

A website devoted to promoting art, stopping urban sprawl, keeping technology in its place, and providing a starting point for discussion of all these topics. The Open Sewer Discussion Group is based at this site.

Greg Schwartz provides ambivalent musings on librarianship (and the rest of life too).

Ramblings from a twentysomething media professional in Hawaii.

Just another techie with opinions.

Weblog featuring articles and commentary on art, technology, and current events.

Miss Turtle, the girl from OC brings you her life in a handbasket.

A site where links become content.

Everything and anything, pop or not.

A weblog chronicling life South of the brain.

Alex, a manic depressive.

The hole truth and nothing but the truth. well, maybe.

Artwork, gaming, and musings from a pagan student.

Music reviews, cultural commentary and sleepy-eyed blog by Casey Durfee.

Anime news, rants, and other related material.

Personal website of Kirsten N. Lindquist, web designer, and one kooky nut.

Personal weblog of links mostly culled from whatever was glanced at today.

Summaries of a student studying for an MBA at the Open University Business School.

The daily blog of a girl who was seperated from her love by 4000 miles. Now they are together.

Commentary by Kim and Mary Siever on their personal lives, as well as politics, religion and social issues.

About parenting and politics and how the two meet. Editorials and reviews.

A weekly humor column based upon the life of a middle-aged American husband and father.

Googlosophy, the World, and the World Wide Web, weblogged.

A weblog that combines journalling, street photography, poetry, and links to interesting articles relating to literature, culture, and the arts.

Forum and weblog of Matt Anderson, at the university of Arizona. Daily views on the happenings in his life and the world around him.

Weblog of Robert Bardwell, Network Administrator, Pianist, and Cleveland Indians Organist.

Outrage is a good thing. It means you still care.

Provides a weekly essay on the more outrageous elements of life, government and politics in America.

Undergrad waitress heading for Doctorate. Liberally opinionated, somewhat esoteric, lover of counter culture and (well...most) humankind.

Facts, fictions, does it really matter?

A personal weblog of a futurist, artist, poet, software geek, family man, unorthodox Catholic, and frustrated Buddhist.

Art, programming, articles, links and thought.

By Julian Leone. Offers random editorials on current events, news and personal experiences.

An ever-unfolding mixed bag of nuts, loosely clustered around the central theme of Occupational Adventure - that is, a career that lights your fire.

Okay, this thing has been around in one form (the fornicating pilgrim was a mailing list) or another since mid 1998. Han and Joli got this baby burning, Vinny and Mikko are two cool cats who are now in on it.

A site with a blog and other intersting things.

Easy-to-use online finance news.

A counterpoint blog to Whim & Vinegar on some things, but wholly my own life, trials, tribulations, and laughter in weblog form.

A usability, information architecture and user experience blog from Tom Smith, the OTHER media.

Easy-to-use outsourcing news.