Top 10 Coupon Mom Blogs
Maybe you'd like to buy less, maybe you need to buy less. These sites help you save money on the stuff you do have to buy, proving that a little coupon-clipping (or coupon-printing) can go a long way.
Maybe you'd like to buy less, maybe you need to buy less. These sites help you save money on the stuff you do have to buy, proving that a little coupon-clipping (or coupon-printing) can go a long way.
There's nearly always a holiday coming up soon, somewhere, for someone. These blogs will help you be ready to entertain when they do, from photos that help you generate your own ideas for dinners and parties to complete menus, themes, decor, and do's and don'ts that keep your guests happy.
The blogs on this list supply the hype, the trailers, the cheats and the gear that squeeze the most out of the PC gaming experience. Welcome to the next level and don't forget to load up on ammo.
If you've dabbled with digital photography but want to get better, these blogs will help you with the artistic and technical aspects of making every shot count.
Whether you have a Kindle, a Nook or just wanted to read books on your iPhone, these blogs will help you find a a great read to take wherever you go.
How do you navigate toward a green lifestyle when your life is full of energy-using, big-carbon-footprint gadgets? These blogs capture how to transition to a greener, more efficient and hopefully simpler life by changes to your housing, energy consumption, transportation, electronics, eating and more.
Whether you're stuck in a career rut, not getting along with your office-mates or simply have eyes on the corner office, these blogs' experts will help you get organized and make some smart moves that will aid your upward climb--or make being where you are a whole lot more tolerable.
The whole point of having an iPod is to get access to a whole world of digital music. But when that world gets a little too big it's good to have a guide. Here are 10 blogs that help navigate the world of iPods, iTunes and all things MP3.
Squeezing the most work (and satisfaction) of your day doesn't have to be a chore when there are dozens of blogs devoted to lifehacks--the tips and tricks that make you more productive, less crazed, or both. Here are ten that help you whip your life into shape or even get set to conquer the world.
If you like to futz around with things to make them cooler, better, or just your own, you're not alone. Here are ten blogs that show you're in good company--and how thousands of people are doing their projects as well, from beginners to masters.
Whether your home needs repairs or you're just trying to make it nicer, there's plenty of help to be found online. Here's what some home-improvement heavy hitters as well as regular folks are writing about home-project how-to.
One definition of travel is going someplace you don't live, and by that definition you're not going to know as much about your destination as you should. These blogs keep you on track in your travels--or off the beaten track if you'd prefer.
This blog supplies you with your own blog for documenting your travels, then collates what you send back from the road with everyone else's. The result is tremendous amount of information, whether you're headed to Filadelfia, Paraguay or just over to Philadelphia, Pa.
Intrepid types review travel agents and their offers to see what's a deal and what isn't Eclectic taste in hotels and destinations--but if you're looking for a place to stay in Kenya where a giraffe may lean in the window to see what's on for breakfast, http://travelclever.net/hotels/remarkable-hotels-the-giraffe-manor-371#more-371 these are your guys.
Combines inspiration and practicality, where features inspire and a Money Saving Travel section emphasizes good--and frequently last-minute--travel deals. How-to's deal with urgent topics such as getting a passport fast, emergency and bereavement airfares, and how to travel safely with food allergies.
National Geographic Intelligent Travel
Voluminously updated travel site that mixes familiar travel destinations (Madrid, Rome, Copenhagen) with others that are a bit more off the beaten path (the Egyptian Red Sea, a 12-mile-long railway at an Indian hill station near Mumbai, Budapest's four-month-long Winter Festival). There's more inspiration than practical tips but NGIT inspires you to get going.
Invites you to tell your travel stories and become part of a global network of people who help each other with "local" tips about their localities. Some features skew slightly young ("Trip Ideas: 5 Destinations for the Tattooed Traveler") but others are practical ("10 Japanese Customs You Must Know Before a Trip to Japan," "10 Multi-Use Items You Should Consider Packing") and aspirational ("How to Become a Wildlife Biologist" and Matador U, which teaches you how to be a better travel writer).
Travel good! Travel's carbon footprint, not so good--which is why GGTG is here to help you lessen your impact in other ways: Take bikes where you can, use mass transit, use green-friendly travel agents, reduce-reuse-recycle, and even purchase carbon offsets.
Darren Cronian kicks the tires on all manner of travel difficulties so you don't have to. Lack of adequate WiFi, rising air-travel taxes, annoying air travelers, must-miss vacation destinations, and less-than-inspiring travel agents all march across his desk, usually with helpful hints about solutions and input from readers.
Not as bent out of shape as its name implies, this site collates news that affects air travelers and reviews airlines' new services and aircraft configurations. Its lowdown on amenities, upgrades, mergers, baggage, on-time performance and more make it nearly a must-read for frequent fliers.
This site also focuses on air travel with the theme, "Living the first class life ... at coach prices." Keeps its ear to the ground for travel news with particular attention to how airlines, hotels and the government structure fares, fees and taxes in a never-ending financial shell game. An excellent advocate for passengers trying to get good deals and control costs.
"Socially conscious travel with a bit of snark" that, refreshingly, is sometimes directed against other travel writers when they get a bit too self-absorbed. Practical tips too, including a vegan guide to Portland, Oregon, where to stay in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, and reviews of hotels, books, movies and other blogs.
