I love "The Food Network". Great way to get the recipes that I watch on TV.

The most visited one for me besides the KT would have to be Google. I am always looking something up. Other websites I frequent are thyroid patient forums.

Yahoo,Google,Allrecipes,Movies,Netflix,KT,Dollar Strecther.

Probably any of the recipe sites.

Sue

Internet Movie Database. You can find information, photos and discussions on just about every movie and TV show there is.

Here is a link that might be useful: IMDB

This time of year I'm on the Rug Hooking Daily site quite a bit. Also MSNBC, my hometown newspaper, DPReview (digital photography), Facebook, and, depending on the forecast, a couple of weather sites. :-)

Most subject to change in the spring........

I also like to go to this one and look at the views of properties from satellite. www.satelliteviews.net/my-house.

I can see my house and others really well. They weren't right on target when I typed in my address and I did have to scroll around awhile until I found it.

Sue

Being a crafter, my favorites are PCcrafter and Splitcoast Stampers.

I go to Sabi Sands Safari..they have two live "rides" each day..one at 9AM EST and one at 10:30PM EST. They have a very active Chat with people from everywhere..You will see leopards, lions, hypos, rynos, birds, insect, flowers..all with interesting presentors. Some rides you see a lot and others not too much..but interesting.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sabi Sands Safari or just Safari.

TripAdvisor's "Hawaii" forums.

I like the IMDB too!

Forever turning to Google for all sorts of things. It's wonderful to be able to solve little puzzles like where a phrase or saying came from, lyrics to half-remembered songs, who wrote such-and-such. Those ear worms used to take days to resolve before Google, Wickipedia, etc.

I go to 123stitch.com the crossstitch site,always looking up sewing,and quilting sites as well.Mostly i stay here at GW at the gardening site,quilting,of course the KT,(my first stop everyday)check out trash to treasure,tole painting,and anything else that looks interesting.
Kathi

I am on the 123 stitch site as well. I spend lots of time there! Ebay has been top of my list recently as I am getting rid of some of my Dad's junk!

Trish

I'm a knitter and spend tons of time on www.ravelry.com. The forums are awesome and it has thousands of free patterns!! I use the same user name if there are any other ravelers out there who want to find me there ;)

I don't do a lot of site surfing. I first read the local newspaper on week days. I have the paper delivered on weekends to get the ads and TV schedule. Then I check Yahoo mail, Tbird mail, CompHelp, and finally the KT, where I come and go at different times, when I need a break. I often check out Hot Topics, only to read though!

Like some others, Google is my friend! I love the little search box up top on the right. I use it countless times a day.

Sue

Yahoo.

Globeinvestor.com (section of Canada's National newspaper)

cbc.ca website of our national broadcaster, with fairly straightforward news (not majorly an offshoot of their entertainment), public affairs, many good ideas, science news, phone calls to worldwide newsmakers, etc.

ole joyful

Every morning, I check out Mt. St. Helen's in this link. Sometimes the view just takes my breath away.

Other than that, I like to check mylifeisaverage.com for the funny little stores.

And Facebook, of course.

Here is a link that might be useful: Mt. St. Helen's

I like Lifehacker, Mashable, and Apartment Therapy.

Sites I visit daily are:

KT (and other Gardenweb - Organizing the Home, Grieving)

unclutterer.com

sparkpeople.com

Weather.com

google.com

Sites I visit regularly are:

amazon.com

bn.com (barnes & noble) our local library

etsy.com

imdb.com

allrecipes.com

mayoclinic.org

local freecycle group

News sources are TV, newspapers and talk radio

Other than Garden Web, I like craigslist. It's like snooping in other people's cabinets - I like to see what they have for sale.

facebook farmville

I visit several web cams daily.
Yosemite
Mono Lake
Times Square, NYC
And now I will add Mount St. Helens to my viewing.

IMDB, I'm always looking up old movies and TV shows. Love reading actors biographies there. Did you know the sisters Joan Fontaine and Olivia DeHavilland are still both living?

I check myfamily.com daily. It's a place you can set up a website just for your family. Since I come from such a large "tribe", it's a wonderful way to keep in touch with all my siblings plus nieces, nephews and cousins. No one else can log on unless they were given a name and password. We share all our news, pictures, recipes, book and movie reviews. It isn't free but it's worth it to keep family close.

Always check the 10-day forecast at weather.com

Facebook, Yahoo mail, 1saleaday, and my home town (Indiana) newspaper.

I also play 2 games that are so addicting--mah jongg and colored bricks, which someone on here posted a long time ago.

There's a lot of new websites for me here. I've checked most of them out already. Have bookmarked some to delve into further....especially IMDB. Loved Mt St. Helens...so beautiful. I do the regulars.....Amazon, E-Bay, Weather, Priceline, etc. and of course, all the cooking ones. Need to broaden my horizons...got to check out Times Square now. Bye.

Dottie

tipjunkie
voy crafts
hometalkentertainment forums
nancy's kitchen
straight dope
and looking at a bunch of craft blogs in general

clarkhoward.com
bargainbabe.com
apod.nasa.gov/apod (astronomy picture of the day)
getrichslowly.org/blog
peopleofwalmart.com
jacksonville.com (Jacksonville, FL newspaper)