daily life

In one form or another, the term daily life is a somewhat aged concept. It is also one that has been around for a few years now. In blog terms, daily life is simply a telling of every day occurrences. Its broadness is surely sufficient for blog fodder.

There are many blogs which chronicle the daily life of their creators.

Take for example, Daily Life As Spiritual Exercise , which talks about having a focused daily life.

And then there's, Daily Life in an Ivory Basement. We might think that this blog is going to cover everything from buying groceries, to an image of a man in glasses, snuggling with a cute Terrier on the sofa. But, then we see on the second line of this title, "Stochastic thoughts on science, testing, and programming," and we see where the focus actually is.

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “daily life”

• Beijing First Impressions

  
  Fernando's Desk — Authority: 116
  Just spent four memorable days in Beijing. It was my first visit to the city and I was captivated. The city revealed itself to be disarmingly friendly and creative, quite unlike some of the portrayals I have heard from other travellers. In particular it was a delight to walk around some of the Hutong districts, ...
  5 hours ago

• creative overload

  
  {Ahh..the little things} — Authority: 103
  I had mentioned that it has been quite a while since I have done much in the way of crafts, but have been planning & getting excited for some Christmas things. A friend & I have also been e-mailing each...
  5 hours ago

• And So The Planning Begins . . .

  
  An Island Life — Authority: 650
  Kaila is only 3 weeks old and we’re already starting to plan for her 1st birthday party. Crazy huh? I’m not sure how it is in other places around the world but in Hawaii a baby’s first birthday is a pretty big deal. However, if it were up to me, I would prefer to have a small party at home since she won’t ...
  5 hours ago

• State of Me

  
  Reality Me — Authority: 134
  "R-e-a-l-i-t-y–M-e" not facade me or social climber me or the me I want you to think I am me but The Real Me. As more people, particularly people closely involved in my life, become more net savvy, more Internet connected, more aware that these bits and bytes exist and are easily reachable, the anonymity from ...
  6 hours ago

• conspiracy theory perhaps?

  
  http://blogjem.com — Authority: 126
  Okay, I got back to the city and headed to Starbucks for a cold soda and a moblogging session. After a half hour of writing I presed send, and the post was lost. Okay, so we all lose an Internet connection now and again, right? Came home, restarted my trusted Sidekick and got a new post done. I pressed send, and ...
  7 hours ago

• 8 Billion Lives: Celebrity blogger Micah Jesse

  
  Doobybrain.com — Authority: 609
  Somebody fill me in. Apparently Micah Jesse is a big deal in the celebrity gossip world, so big in fact that director Suraj Das thought he should get his own short video about his daily life and habits on 8 Billion Lives . This short video follows Micah (who I’m first hearing about just now) around NYC and gives a ...
  7 hours ago

• DAILY DISNEY – A PARROT’S LIFE FOR ME!

  
  Home Alone Critter Care of Columbia County, Oregon — Authority: 164
  Image taken upon 2009-06-15 13:14:58 by Joe Penniston. Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Share this on Reddit Buzz up! Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Share this on Technorati Share this on Facebook Tweet This! Add this to Google Bookmarks Related posts: ...
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• A great weekend and its lingering effects

  
  The Quest for T — Authority: 124
  I feel like shit. I dont think its anything other than a cold or allergies. Nose is running. Sneezing. Eyes watering. Tickle in the throat. Ugh. The worst part of it is that when I feel like shit, I dont want to take care of myself or anyone else for that matter. I want someone else to do all the thinking and ...
  8 hours ago

• Red Letter Day

  
  The Creach Spot — Authority: 121
  Sophia had no accidents and many pees from 11 a.m. until bed. I used the trick Sarah gave in the comments. Every time she asked, I said yes to drinks - more juice than usual, but it paid off. (Thanks, Sarah!) No poop yet (since the frustration and vinegar this morning), but I am certainly not complaining. For a first ...
  8 hours ago

• It’s Pulling Me In

  
  Our Old Southern House — Authority: 121
  I’m going to let you in on a little secret. I’ve wanted to be Amish since I was 12 years old. Sometimes I feel the pull more than others.  Lately, that all-to-normal feeling to me is returning. No, I don’t want to run off and join an ordunun just yet, but there is something so refreshing about the lifestyle. ...
  8 hours ago

• There goes the neighborhood

  
  A Girl in the Real World — Authority: 121
  Screeching tires is not something you want to wake up to and 1:30 in the morning. But thats what I was hearing this morning as my husband leaped out of bed to look out the window. What the hell was that?, he said as he hurried out of the bedroom to check it out. I hadnt bothered to get up..not yet anyways. I heard the ...
  9 hours ago

• Daddy Says Eat: Dinner with a D/lg couple

  
  24.7 — Authority: 103
  We had dinner a couple of weeks ago with another Daddy/little girl couple.  Which was cool, because I’d never met another before.  In fact, I’ve spoken/written with other Daddies and little girls only briefly.  We were at a restaurant and it was really cute to watch them together.  They are still finding their ...
  11 hours ago

• Love Brooklyn, Miss Dominica

  
  Island Med Student — Authority: 127
  I enjoyed my day of anesthesiology today. I got to help out on two cases: a TAH BSO and an emergency tracheostomy on an awake patient. I just got an invitation to Ross University’s chapter of Physician for Human Rights’s (I used to be the president and webmaster) annual Thanksgiving dinner for the ...
  12 hours ago

• Interesting story about Johnny Cash

  
  Later On — Authority: 499
  Antonino D’Ambrosio at Salon : In July 1972, musician Johnny Cash sat opposite President Richard Nixon in the White House’s Blue Room. As a horde of media huddled a few feet away, the country music superstar had come to discuss prison reform with the self-anointed leader of America’s "silent majority." ...
  13 hours ago

• The eBook-reader matrix

  
  Later On — Authority: 499
  Comprehensive (and updated frequently). Take a look .
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• The Prison-Industrial Complex

  
  Later On — Authority: 499
  Interesting post at Crooked Timber by Henry Brighouse: This Boston Review piece by Tom Barry is very much worth reading, as a background briefing to the prison funding shenanigans recently described by Talking Points Memo. These immigration prisons constitute the new face of imprisonment in America: the ...
  13 hours ago

• Role of the US Air Force among the military services

  
  Later On — Authority: 499
  As readers of the blog know, I believe that the US Air Force should be disbanded, with the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps taking over airpower in their respective theaters. This is not an unusual position—Thomas Ricks seems to share it. But he got an excellent response from a member of the Air Force : This speaks ...
  14 hours ago

• Legislation development

  
  Later On — Authority: 499
  I blogged earlier about how the House passage of Pelosicare was a major step forward, and if the Senate also acts, we are well on the way to healthcare reform. A commenter rejoined that the bill was just a baby step. I think we both are right: the bill that was passed is (I think) the big first step that allows ...
  14 hours ago

• Is there a quick fix for the climate?

  
  Later On — Authority: 499
  In the New Yorker Elizabeth Kolbert takes Dubner and Levitt to task for their sloppy work. Her article begins: In the eighteen-sixties, the quickest, or at least the most popular, way to get around New York was in a horse-drawn streetcar. The horsecars, which operated on iron rails, offered a smoother ride than ...
  14 hours ago

• More on medical malpractice

  
  Later On — Authority: 499
  An interesting article by Darshak Sanghavi at Slate. From that article: … But there’s a major problem with seeing malpractice reform as a quest to reduce bogus lawsuits: Doctors make huge, negligent mistakes quite regularly—and they usually get away with it. In a landmark 1991 study, Harvard researchers ...
  15 hours ago

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