Lowlandz's Clan Anderson Site - my "Brother" and Best Friend of almost a quarter century employs just some of his creative talents in bringing us his unique version of a personal website. Combining elements of genealogy, Spirituality, and online journaling, Lowlandz reveals to us his ancestral past and gives us a glimpse of his personal destiny. He never ceases to humble me.

(my) blood, sweat, tears - the online journal of my sister, Dawne. Join her as she chronicles the adventures of herself (single mom of three, Ph.D. candidate, and professor) , and the menagerie of characters and critters living under her roof.

Vonnie's Madhouse: Stanky Dangly Bits - Von is a unique person, a kindred soul, and, like a great many of us, has not had things easy. Her journal is inspiring, insightful, and compelling.

GenericJoe's Journal - Joe is an intriguing guy, and braves living a life that is not mainstream. He writes about issues such as mental illness, crazy in-laws, and financial struggles with compassion and poignancy.

Spiritual Journey - not just a notify list. Members of Spiritual Journey have the ability to mail comments, insights, concerns, and crititicsms to everyone on the list. Automatic notification by e-mail is sent every time I post a new entry to the journal.

Journary - an e-mail discussion group for online journalers and others who have an interest in the creative writing process. Moderated by myself and Dawne of (my) blood, sweat, tears.

Scribe Tribe - e-mail discussion group for the writing community in general, and not specifically those that have online journals. One of the oldest lists in existence, the Scribe Tribe are a kind, accepting oup of well over 200 members.

Journals Mailing List - e-mail discussion group for journalers expressly about everything to do with online journaling. Straying off topic is not encouraged. It is a very informative group, with regular questions from the moderator.

Dev-L - e-mail based discussion group whose focus is to assist journalers in the development and design of an online journal site. Knowledgable moderators can solve many dilemmas, including those with involving java, DHTML, CSS.