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• - A daily journal of Kelly Cookson (or as close to daily as possible), fun links to explore and other sites to visit as well, astrology services, and interactive chat.
  
• - A journalism student from Toronto shares "the daily petri dish of thoughts" from his life.
  
• - Diary of a Swedish woman recently moved to the US.
  
• - Change does not imply lack of stability. Perhaps, stability is dependent upon change. A rearrangement of structure? Balance comes to mind. My body is the rhythm of earth and sky connected and in motion. I am a temple to be born and crumble into brick du
  
• - This website houses my online journal as well as some other forays into web development that I'm contemplating. It's a quick and easy breeze. My journal can be biting at times because of my sarcastic nature, but otherwise I rant about the things going w
  
• - an online journal of a 20 something girl in college, entries added daily, its my life
  
• - Personal blog and commentary on everyday events in Singapore and the world.
  
• - A young man living in the pacific northwest chronicles his life.
  
• - The real life chronicles of a 30-something from New York who resembles a melding of all four fictional characters from "Sex and the City".
  
• - San-Francisco based writer, 30ish, gay, HIV-positive, faces sobriety, dating, and the loss of his mother.
  
• - A spiritual and introspective journey, where daily devotions are intermixed with topical passages from the Bible.
  
• - A personal webjournal maintained by a college student who loves djing and robots.
  
• - a life after birth
  
• - Personal journal with archive.
  
• - Entries, poetry, biography, and lists of favorite things by a supermarket worker in Florida.
  
• - Political and technology rants from a "tech-head" working for a small website design shop.
  
• - Explore beneath the words: a Creative Writer's Weblog.
  
• - The daily journal of a man beginning with his aproach to an "Open Marriage" and his life in general.
  
• - Personal essays.
  
• - Musings and reports on science, books, art, vacation places, news, hobbies and her interests.
  
• - Dreams, pop culture, family life, and humor are covered by a Virginia man in his twenties.
  
• - This site offers a fun, growing look at both the life of a rabid 'Buffy' fan as well as the show itself.
  
• - Featuring violence, sex, space aliens, monsters and Don Rickles, this journal's main purpose is helping the writer figure out her life and cope with the death of her mother.
  
• - Enter the mind of a 20-something in the North of England. Songs, stories, ideas, and spurious ramblings.
  
• - Rants, raves and writing from the daily journal of a twenty-eight year old woman living in New York City.
  
• - A site devoted to clarifying Monstre's Diaryland escapades. The truth is revealed.
  
• - Journal of a Canadian woman, along with a biography, other writings, and poetry.
  
• - A personal site "where i talk about myself a lot and then some more again..."
  
• - A journal from the male perspective of a long-distance relationship. Contains links to the female perspective as well.
  
• - Journal with a philosophical bent.
  
• - Mummaness is me today post childbirth as an artist, musician, thinker. The searcher is also able to go back to another site called teengerl which has my activities on that day between the ages of 13 and 19.
  
• - The journal of a 23 year old botanist web developer/programmer/designer.
  
• - Life, loves and passions of an unusual woman.
  
• - Flowers, travel, life.
  
• - Journal entries, poetry and quotes.
  
• - The everyday life of a 20-something girl.
  
• - A scattershot journey through twenty-three years in the life.
  
• - Who he is, what he does and why.
  
• - Live my life with me and find out what it's like to be me and live in a real soap opera.
  
• - The ethereal brain droppings of an artistic someoneorother.
  
• - Rantings of foo and bar.
  
• - The writings of a 25 year old Scot.
  
• - "It's not a bad idea to get in the habit of writing down one's thoughts. It saves one having to bother anyone with them." - Isabel Colegate
  
• - Started out as an excuse for showing photos, is now an online diary, updated daily and often contains photos.
  
• - The drama of my life as it happens
  
• - I'm mad in pursuit of a new voice, a new style. Gotta get back in touch with the grrrl before I'm an elder (knowing that Shakespeare's sonnet 129 warns about possessing what you so madly pursue).
  
• - the online journal of a single mom who suffers from PTSD, as I deal with my disorder, and those around me.
  
• - Retarded is good.
  
• - This is a short-attention span personal journal on media, culture, arts, entertainment, and the life of a Japanese American college student.
  
• - Political, social and otherwise random commentary from this writer.
  
• - Covering the life of a web-designer and artist.
  
• - An illustrated personal site about the unusual and mundane things in my life. My dogs, my job, what I'm reading, listening to, where I'm going, who I know.
  
• - This is the almost-daily journal area of Mr. Mike's Media Page. It contains personal views on life and culture from the perspective of a husband and father in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
  
• - I decided to start writing to the world in July, 1997. I figured that if I put things out on the site, I'd remember them a bit better. It would force me to think about things I hadn't thought about in a while, and that would be good.
  
• - Miller is a young Chicago woman who likes beer, good music, news, and shoes. She is six feet tall, she probably hates your haircut, and she is afraid of your dog.
  
• - Just about me and my own pathetic teenage ramblings... [Includes song lyrics, personal observations.]
  
• - Malicia's Strange Journey through Life.
  
• - My online diary and vehicle for personal expression, usually laughable.
  
• - An 18 year old boy's wandering, going through life's transitions. Sometimes about sex, philosophy, and life's foibles... more often just a lot of complaining.
  
• - A smidge of midge a day is all you need. An illustrated online journal that comes with occasional book, music and movie reviews. A readers forum.
  
• - Stories from the life of a more-or-less well-adjusted Gen X'er.
  
• - Started in 1996, this ongoing journal attempts to capture the large and small of everyday experience in words and images.
  
• - A 30-something woman living in Brixton, London writes about mundane and exciting events in her life, and her opinions on politics, football, audit, republicanism, and TV. Sometimes forthright, sometimes witty, always thoughtful.
  
• - His journey from Mizzou to his days as an actor and model in Los Angeles. Includes clothing tips, movie reviews and sports predictions.
  
• - Our fantasies and realities, dreams and nightmares and need to discuss our personal sexual desires. Group Blog.
  
• - A 53-year-old grandmother with a 7-year-old boy inside.
  
• - A woman hailing from Boston talks about her thoughts and quirks.
  
• - Weblog of sorts with inane thoughts, photos and original videos.
  
• - A self-delusional campaign for amassing vicarious royalties to be reaped in imagined distant future as rich, fat retiree, nee an irregular-ish journal.
  
• - Journal of a 20-something from New Zealand, now residing in the United States.
  
• - Commentary on many topics including her personal life, pop culture, news stories, and music.
  
• - The chronicle of a "thirtysomething" woman's life and adventures, sometimes funny, sometimes sad, always herself.
  
• - Eves drop on the day to day natterings of two hard drinking london based 32 year old women.
  
• - The life and times of a woman who makes Emily Dickinson look like a party animal.
  
• - Journal of a twenty-something woman.
  
• - Experiences with mental illness, meds, and psychiatric hospitals.
  
• - Personal weblog penned by Doug Mehus, offering opinions on the major international and business news stories of the day, as well as random brain farts.
  
• - Written by a crazy gay woman who rebuilt her house and fell in love with a woman she met online.
  
• - The first phase of Martin Gantman's ongoing and changing web art piece, "To M.", is Manifestion 1: germinal.
  
• - Many features, the foremost one being the journal, a reflection of my thoughts. Often graphic, seldom happy.
  
• - An aspiring writer shares his daily life and thoughts about books, movies, philosophy, and politics.