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Place navigation on the left of the screen I need help. My blogroll is going stale; I am stuck in a rut of visiting the same sites each day and not going out exploring the many new and interesting ones that are no doubt appearing everywhere.
So, if you are reading this and feel like it, please comment with a link to a blog or podcast you would recommend - off your linkroll, your own blog (if its not already in the list) or from somewhere else.
1So I watched ‘Short Circuit’ at the weekend - is that a problem?
http://aggregator.weblogs.co.uk/
There are some wonderful blogs in there.
Do you use an RSS reader ? If so, want a copy of my feed file ? I have about 100 but of those only about 20 I check daily, the others I dip into whenever.
And I too have these times of wondering just what this internet thing is actually all about.
Soma ?
do you read sevitz? Everyone loves Adrian: www.sevitz.com
I really like angiemckaig.com for businessey web stuff, linkbunnies.com for fun british random stuff, and linkmachinego for all around goodness.
Thanks for the suggestions. I used to visit aggregator.weblogs and Sevitz but annoyingly they are now blocked at work, so I tend to forget about them. I will check them out again, along with Ghani’s suggestions (and blog) later.
I would normally recommend you to The Manly Smell of a Pipe but he seems to have gone walkabout again so moving swiftly on, how about Andrea’s Curiouser, Lyle’s Dummies 4 Destruction, Mark’s Neonbubble and Zeno’s Fast Eddie’s Bullet come first to mind as ones you’d enjoy.
Wow, thanks Razor.
You can still read me using bloglines, or failing that you can read me on your mobile via wap on mobile sevitzdotcom.
Check out Dan’s blog too for osmething new to read.