Next Blog

Here's the latest batch of random blogs, mostly the referrer pages of people who ended up here, with a few choice "Next Blog" hits of my own added in. This time I've attempted to categorize things a little, sort of. And as usual, the ones I felt were especially worthwhile are in bold.

But first, here are two more Random Blog buttons I came across:
Next Blog for WordPress.
Phil Ringnalda's RandomFreshBlog for weblogs.com.

Also, before we get started, the Wikipedia article on Graph Theory may be worth a read. Technorati says my indegree is up to a semi-whopping 4 now, the latest from a weird site about Jello^TM recipes, of all things. This blog's also gotten a mention here, where it/I am described as "cyclotram who regularly writes about NOLA from Portland, OR.". Well, regularly may be pushing it a little, I think. But I feel honored anyone thinks my humble efforts are at all helpful towards rebuilding the city.

And now, on with our feature presentation:

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Personal Blogs

• Swing Life Away...
  
• Public Emily
  
• Donners Bakery
  
• She Just Walks Around With It Well-written blog about the author's divorce.
  
• I like tomatoes, but not Tom H@nks
  
• Chai Expectations. The top post right now is titled "Captain Kirk's Lessons on Women For a Nice Jewish Boy". Free Orion slave girl pix here! :)
  
• Publisher's Diary (philippines)
  
• angel's song blog (malaysia)
  
• pandora's box (singapore)
  
• MEMORIES (china)
  
• Living on a Dime
  
• Songsaboutrainbows
  
• Mom's Cancer, by the author of the book of the same name.
  
• i nearly died, photoblog by an artist in Brooklyn
  
• JSI - Just Shoot It, another photoblog, good photos of SE Asia & Australia.
  
• The House of Our Dreams, photoblog of a house under construction.
  
• Lilie, with some nice photos of Venice.
  
• emily faye
  
• Groovy Girlfriends
  
• fictions
  
• Día de la Madre - Sábado 13 de Mayo. A photoblog about Mother's Day, in Spanish.
  
• ...by joon, interesting new blog from the uk.
  
• Family Jules
  
  

Politics

• Mad Cap Liberalism
  
• Skull / Bones, a political blog from pdx.
  
• Done with Mirrors
  

Misc

• Random Drift. About cats, with lots of cute photos. And the "fav blogs" column has links to even more blogs about cats. Awwwwwwww....
  
• J'ai Faim, a new food blog with some delicious-sounding recipes. The top item right now is a recipe for Twice Baked Potatoes with Gorgonzola and Rosemary. I admit to certain biases here. You could probably talk me into eating a bucket of rusty nails, so long as it came with enough gorgonzola. (Mmm... Cheesy rusty nails...) And I'm confident that potatoes in any form would be even better.
  
• Fast food poisoning blogs. New as of 5/19, not much there yet. But I do like the title, anyway.
  
• Stone Channel Showroom & Warehouse, an architectural stone dealer in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, showcasing samples of the various types of stone they sell. For some reason I really like this blog. Maybe it's all the abstract-looking stone samples against a black background. I'm not sure.
  
• 35 Days in Europe, a travel blog, as you might've guessed from the name.
  
• Studies and Opportunities Abroad for Eastern Europe
  
• OCASIÃO - Imóveis. Another blog from Portugal, this one about commercial real estate or architecture (I think). Lots of photos.
  
• Pics and Docs
  
• The Great Below. I don't entirely follow what this is about, but the top post at the moment concerns the number 666, so this one's getting the boldface treatment.
  
• Prabhupada Letters : Anthology
  
• Deutsch A1i. From Colombia. Mostly in German. Clearly, I'm missing something here.
  
• Playing Online Poker, in Russian (I think).
  
• ramas y raices, a bit of genealogy from Argentina.
  

Blogs In French

• Le Club des Sacoches
  
• Ca c'est chez Vinz
  
• Ghâshlog
  
• SMOSTAQBAL
  
• Maisons de Provence : Annonce Villa Barjols Not a blog; I'm not sure how someone got from there to here.
  

Not Safe For Work

• Naughty Little Housewife
  
• Lust, sex, and sodomy. Finland sounds... interesting.
  
• Mimi's Diary. Currently running for governor of Nevada.
  
• Thomas Kraemer: "History of technology and ethnographic study of people with a minority sexual orientation or gender identity"
  
• Viviane's Sex Carnival