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”

• Just Curious 11/28/09: Black Friday

  
  Gary's World — Authority: 137
    Did you spend black Friday shopping in stores or avoiding stores?
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• Cement Salsa

  
  Gary's World — Authority: 137
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• We have a problem...

  
  Army Blogger Wife — Authority: 122
  I need to find some fake Uggs, for Em for Christmas.  She even requested the fake ones, telling me that no one should be crazy enough to pay full price for those shoes.  Im on the search. I asked tonight at walmart about zhu zhus, and they laughed when I said that I was looking for them.  Hows that for customer ...
  4 hours ago

• That blows!

  
  Reality Me — Authority: 135
  A friend of mine loaned me 2 rakes and a backpack leaf blower. I believe this may be the first time in over a decade I come close to actually winning the War of the Leaves!
  10 hours ago

• Walk to the Clock Tower

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  There and back, 2.61 miles, 51 min 02 sec: 3.07 mph. Of course, if I keep it up, the time will improve. UPDATE: Here’s a view of the clock tower:
  12 hours ago

• Does "counting your blessings" really help?

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  Interesting post at Cognitive Daily : ow often do you take time to reflect on the things you’re grateful for? Once a month? Once a week, at church, perhaps? Maybe you say "grace" at mealtime every day. But even prayers that do express gratefulness, such as a traditional mealtime prayer, are often expressed by ...
  16 hours ago

• Torture Tape Destruction, the OGC Review, and the IG Report

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  Marcy Wheeler has done a superb job of bringing together a detailed chronology of the torture tapes and their destruction. Her post is lengthy, but well-organized and very damning of the Bush Administration. I strong recommend that you click the link to read it all. It begins: One of the most fascinating aspects ...
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• Touchfreeze: Excellent utility for netbooks, notebooks

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  When I type on my notebook computer, my thumb seems to occasionally graze the touchpad, which repositions my cursor as I type, much to my dismay. But now there’s a little utility that freezes the touchpad when you’re typing. Pretty cool.
  16 hours ago

• A financial transactions tax: Do it now

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  Paul Krugman in the NY Times : Should we use taxes to deter financial speculation? Yes, say top British officials, who oversee the City of London, one of the world’s two great banking centers. Other European governments agree — and they’re right. Unfortunately, United States officials — especially Timothy ...
  16 hours ago

• The True Power of the Wolfram Alpha Knowledge Engine

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  I’ve looked at Wolfram Alpha, but I didn’t get it. Now Simon Slangen has a lengthy post at MakeUseOf.com going deeper into what it can do. Well worth reading/bookmarking.
  16 hours ago

• Quiet day planned

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  A little blogging, cleaning up the kitchen, a walk if the sun comes out (I’m going for the Tower today), and some movies and books. The Wife is wrapping the holiday gifts, which I’ll mail next week: a little late this year, but not bad.
  17 hours ago

• angel in sawdust

  
  doobleh-vay — Authority: 469
  Even on the holidays my Joe Joe works. Yesterday he started the revamp of the playroom/office. Storage seating and a high work table and some shelving I pray soon. I am running this company off my kitchen table and somethings gotta give . He is an angel in sawdust that man. P.S. Little Alouette has some good ...
  17 hours ago

• Koh-I-Noor and the Vision

  
  Later On — Authority: 159
  The Koh-I-Noor boar brush is coming along. Probably a dozen more shaves will have it well broken in. It still is just at the two-pass stage: back to the soap for the third pass. The soap today is a gift from Jack in the Netherlands, and it made a very nice lather. This container, like De Vergulde Hand container, has ...
  17 hours ago

• Exam Time

  
  My Personal Blog — Authority: 130
  In the next two weeks, my students will start their final test and that means, i have to start making the questions for them. So far, i have completed one out of three classes that i handle this semester. Im hoping tomorrow i will get an idea for the other two classes while attending UKDW Net Clubs annual meeting. I ...
  17 hours ago

• Black Friday…

  
  TIPPIN' THE SCALES — Authority: 129
  Only 28 days till Christmas… thank the Lord for Internet. I’m already wearing one of my Black Friday purchases. A purple poloneck sweater which fits really good, and it was a gamble when I bought it pre-BF online.
  18 hours ago

• Average Janes Thanksgiving Day

  
  Average Jane — Authority: 467
  I pretty much cooked all morning and afternoon yesterday. I made dinner rolls , trifle , turkey and dressing, a variation on this butternut squash and sweet potato soup , green bean casserole (the mushroom soup kind, but with fresh, steamed green beans) and mashed potatoes and gravy, and I served jellied cranberry ...
  19 hours ago

• Talking Point: Who are you people?

  
  Dan's Media Digest — Authority: 437
  I thought it might be nice to get to know the regulars here a bit better. So many of you use "handles" and lurk behind cartoon-y avatars. And, beyond your general taste in TV/film, I dont know much about anyone personally -- especially some of the newer commenters. I dont want a full biography (and I realize some of ...
  19 hours ago

• Double Cup

  
  I New Idea Homepage — Authority: 534
  Hey, man, don’t rejoice too soon, the Double Cup is not the same as you may have imagined. Seemingly like two separate cups stack together, it’s actually one cup, which goes clearer when you pour in some wine. By this means, the designer wants to warn us: wines is nice, but never indulge yourself too freely with ...
  20 hours ago

• Fold up the lamp!

  
  I New Idea Homepage — Authority: 534
  Used as seen, the hanging book is actually a lamp for reading, and you may fold the lamp up just as you fold up a book. By gathering fabric, paper, plastic into folds, the two young ladies- Mi-Seung Kim and Myung-Seo Kang have come up with a cute series of products, including lamps, bags, tables, etc. ...
  21 hours ago

• Interwebz: November 2009

  
  Gany's take on (any) Life — Authority: 117
  At the end of every month (or the start of a new one) I do a small post with 5 clips or links to stuff that I’ve recently find worth following up or sharing with others… or in some cases were just too unusual to forget I ever came across it.Here’s what I stumbled upon in November 2009.Adorable pets [...]
  21 hours ago

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