There is so much interesting stuff out there, who can keep up?  Some of the best sites that I subscribe to constantly provide really good content and a good read when I can grab a couple of minutes between projects.  Here are six of my favorites:

Webworker Daily www.webworkerdaily.com Useful new gadgets, advices, reviews, ideas and innovations – everything for all of us who connect to the world through the web each day.

Sitepoint www.sitepoint.com Great informative articles, service comparisons, advice and resources for the web.  Plus our very own Geek Gyrl, Alyssa Gregory, is  a regular contributor, I believe. (Thanks, Alyssa.)

Toxel www.toxel.com Not strictly techy, but a great site that reviews design and innovation – often in and around really ordinary objects.  It stimulates the creative juices and constantly reminds me that there is always a new and fresh way to do something.  Besides, darling, there is simply no excuse for every object in your home to be anything less than extraordinary!

Freelanceswitch www.freelanceswitch.com Regular advice and supportive articles on the trials and tribulations of being a freelancer, including handling difficult clients, pricing, presentations, and  time management.  Solid, experienced advice.

Fail blog www.failblog.com – Ok my 13 year old son turned me onto this one, and it doesn’t classify as informative or geeky – its mostly pointing the finger at bad behavior, toilet humor or political incorrectness  – but it is funny, sometimes juvenile and sometimes enlightening.  Badly worded signage, juxpositioned images or simply bad English are posted as “fails”. It usually makes me laugh each day, and we could all use that!

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Caroline Wright is the owner of The Wright Solution, a VA company specializing in virtual executive assistance and project management.

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