This week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic is: Ten Websites I Love That Aren’t About Books. I already do a feature similar to this on Thursdays called Share the Love, and, quite frankly, there’s not a lot of websites I spend a lot of time on… So here you go…everything from where to find the best horror movies to natural insect repellent ideas!
Top Ten Websites Worth Checking Out This Week
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This cool article about water on the moon from ScienceNews.Org.
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This blog post about making a roof garden from M. Send.
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These tips on calming a child with autism from Halloween Goddess.
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This response to Graeme Whiting, the fantasy-hating headteacher, about inappropriate books from Alley’s Desk.
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This bit of horror photography from Joshua Hoffine.
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This post where authors weigh in on the “hard” to “soft” sci-fi spectrum from Tor.
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This for finding campy horror movies soon to be released from UpcomingHorrorMovies.com
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The Okeanos Explorer site – they’re exploring the Marianas now!
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This prepping guide for beginners.(Yeah, zombies might not happen, but tornadoes, earthquakes, and other natural disasters do.)
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This list of plants you can have around the home to help keep mosquitos at bay from MNN.com (I swear by lemon balm and basil!)
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Wow, I’m gonna have to bookmark the horror movie site. My husband and I love any and all horror movies (even the bad ones to a point) so this will be really helpful. Great list.
I love the unashamedly bad horror movies. The ones that the director and actors just have fun with.
That last article about plants to keep moquitos away is interesting! Been trying to find solution to that problem around my house and will have to try them and see if it works. 🙂
I vouch for it. I really do. Miss L has lung issues, so we try to not use sprays and stuff around her. Instead, especially when we’re out somewhere, we carry bags of basil and lemon balm leaves. We crush them in our fingers, and then rub them on exposed skin areas. It’s not 100 percent, but it DEFINITELY helps.