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Top Ten Blogs/Sites I Read That Aren't About Books

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish.
This week's topic is:  Top Ten Blogs/Sites I Read that aren't about Books

1.) The Family CEO -This is a money management blog that I like.  I have gotten so many good budgeting and money saving tips from this site.

2.) Six Sister's Stuff- A great cooking/crafts blog.  I have made several recipes from this site and they were all delicious.

3.) People I Want to Punch in the Throat-This blog is hysterical!  The blogger is smart, sassy and usually right on the money with her assessments of various aspects of everyday life.

4.) Postsecret

5.) Semi-Homemade Mom-Another great site for recipes.

6.) The Food Librarian-This blog has a lot of great recipes but it also has really awesome photographs of the food she makes.

7.) Get Crocked -I am obsessed with cooking in the crock pot.  I love this site because it is full of yummy crock pot recipes.

8.) The Chronicle of Higher Education- I read this a lot mostly because it pertains to my job.

What non-book blogs/sites do you frequent?

Comments

  1. YES to Postsecret! I don't know how I missed that one! Great list :)

    I'm your newest follower!

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  2. I love using my crock pot too. It is so easy to make something in the morning and let it just cook all day. I have not been to Get Crocked yet, I am going to have to check it out!

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  3. The crock pot blog sounds great. Will have to check it out. The Chronicle is a site that I go to now and then but I read their publication every month as it's chock full of stuff on writing.

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  4. I read People I Want to Punch in the Throat also. You're right, hilarious, and usually spot on! I follow The Hubs on Facebook as well. He's not too shabby himself.

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  5. I so have to check out People I Want to Punch in the Throat.
    Angela @ AJ Arndt Books Blog

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  6. Ohhh I've been lovin post secret for years now! Such good stuff!!

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  7. Three words: Livejournal dot com. ;)

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    1. Ooh! I am going to have to check that out!

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    2. If you join let me know! We can be 'friends'. :D

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  8. I've never been to any of these sites, but they sounds really interesting!
    Top Ten Tuesday

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