list of really useful websites
The Internet is amazing, but overwhelming. This list of sites covers a wide array of interests, and each site listed can give you the information that you need without having to spend your valuable time searching and searching.
- Network for Good.org – An easy way to give to all of your favorite charities in one location.
- AllRecipes.com – Find thousands of recipes ranging from gourmet to everyday. Save favorites to your “recipe box” and even create a shopping list.
- eHow.com – Find out how to do anything here!
- What Should I Read Next.com – Find recommendations here based on past favorites.
- Happy Median.com – Meet halfway between you and your friends.
- Beliefnet.org – Find all things spiritual here. You can even take a nifty quiz to help you discover more about your own beliefs.
- StarFall.com – Beautifully designed site for your preschoolers and elementary-aged children. They’ll be hooked!
- DailyLit.com – Read books by email or RSS.
- RetailMeNot.com – An easy way to find retail coupon codes.
- Evite.com – A great site for coordinating parties, get-to-gethers, or meetings with the option for RSVP.
- Epinions.com — For recommendations on almost anything made.
- Freecycle.org — Help to contribute to the reduction of trash. Find groups where you can give and get in your own town. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
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I like eHow as a reference for simpler “how do I…?” questions.
When the going gets all “level two” on me, I use Instructables.com. Pictures and vetted content for the win.