the thanksgiving dinner of sites

just about everyone who a) has an internet connection and b) can read probably has a list of daily sites they check out regularly (thus..."dailies" i know, crazy, isn't it?) i've come to accumulate quite a few dailies. enough to take me at least an hour of browsing and perusing various sites (some complete wastes of time, others actually having some value) each morning.

if i find a site or blog that i've never seen before & it's actually worthwhile, i usually end up getting greedy & read my way back to post #1. wowwwwww. if that's not an "i have way too much time on my hands" comment then i don't know what is...but i digress. 

when you find yourself having exhausted your dailies & you're still looking for something to read, allow me to suggest the google collection of new york magazine. with every issue from 1965-1997 archived, it'll take you quite a long time to digest the entire thing. i'm in the middle of reading the cover story from the january 9, 1995 issue: "did the counterculture kill the mob?"

so many great articles, so little time. be prepared to lose a few hours by clicking here