The idea is to highlight links that you feel would be new to other readers.

 They can be daily reads or personal favorites.

They may be something fun, freaky, or just plain fascinating that you stumbled upon while surfing the web.

If you’d like to play along, make your own list of websites and then leave a comment here with your URL.

No particular theme this week. Just a few links to places I like to wander about to. Some of them may be well known, others may not. Who knows.

1. Pogo - My favorite game site. Yes, I’m there a lot. LOL

2. Care2 - I sign a lot of petitions and get email from these guys. They’re doing everything they can to care for our planet and it’s inhabitants whether animal, human, or plants.

3. TFL - TheFanListings.Org. There ARE some Wiccan/Pagan related fan listings, include some Sabbats, etc.

4. Llewellyn Publishing - I know, you’ve probably heard of or seen this one, but I love going there and checking out the fun and free section, plus seeing what’s coming out soon for publication.

5. Last.FM - I use this program to listen to music on the internet. You can create a profile, find out what your friends are listening to, and even put a widget on your blog to let everyone know what you’re listening to or what you last listened to. It can even tell what you’re listening to on Windows Media Player, Winamp, and iTunes.

So there you have it. Some eclectic sites that I like to frequent.

The idea is to highlight links that you feel would be new to other readers.

 They can be daily reads or personal favorites.

They may be something fun, freaky, or just plain fascinating that you stumbled upon while surfing the web.

If you’d like to play along, make your own list of websites and then leave a comment here with your URL.

1. The Magical Circle School - Run by a great lady named Colleen, The Magical Circle school offers completely free classes in Wicca, Tarot, and other magickal things.

2. The Magick Chalice School of Wicca - This one allows you to take Moon Magick and Wicca 101 for free, after that you’d need to be a supporting member. However, I’ve found the information here to be very helpful.

3. Pagan Picnic - This is where you can find out information about the Annual St. Louis Pagan Picnic. Although they’re still giving info for the 2007 picnic, I do know that the dates for the 2008 picnic have been chosen, so this would be a great link to watch for news on next year’s picnic.

4. Sacred Texts - This website offers FREE texts about various cultures, world religions, etc. A great place to learn about various religions, myths, cultures, etc.

5. Goodbye Blubber - A great group blog I belong to focusing on weight loss. We blog about our trials and triumphs and support each other along the way to losing weight.