People

Gordon Watts opinions and personal opinions about science.

Pictures and experiences of a woman in California. Focused on food, photography, and a little bit of activism.

Releases the demons without the need for trepanning.

Day in the life of a new preschool teacher who is learning how to balance work, a nasty knitting habit, and a penchant for real democracy and cute baby animals.

Hippie-punk mama in a redneck world talks about music, legalization, and raising six homeschooled kids to be free-thinking people

Weblog of Yasir Niaz Khan from Kaiserslautern, Germany chronicalling life as a foreign student.

Tony Alexander focuses on travel, photography, and the expansion of knowledge.

The author shares his memories of foreign travel and his thoughts on planning for retirement, learning English and developing computer skills.

AChristian mission support organization seeking to extend Gods love to the street children of Latin America. We desire to partner with existing ministries to provide for the childrens physical, emotional and spiritual welfarea comprehensive program.

Running commentary on events of the world, email forwards, life in general, and anything else fit to print or say something about. Most topics stick to politics and religion, usually Christianity, and current events.

Ruminations from a Washington DC artist, web designer, and well-bred iconoclast.

A non-profit organization with communicators who speak to youth on topics such as self image, respect, leadership, abstinence, drug abuse and peer pressure. Includes speaker profiles, event information, and links to other organizations.

Articles on health, family, relationships, business, faith, personal growth, fashion, and home decorating.

Myk OLeary, a Seattle based web developer and digital photographer shares personal musings and work news.

Scott Drizas personal weblog includes posts about software, his dogs, and his family.