What is your favorite reference material to browse through?
Do you read the dictionary or encyclopedias for relaxation? Perhaps an online wiki?
Which is your favorite? Any particularly well done?
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F4 on my MacBookPro for Dictionary and Thesaurus when I write :D (and when I say write I don’t mean answer questions on Q and A sites, I’m reckless abandon when it comes to social media)
There’s not really one site. But, I collect scholarly articles in a folder and will read them in my free time. Or, Google Books.
I collect things from all over the place. I save news articles I have wanted to read and haven’t had time, journal articles, books, blogs, websites. The list is endless. I tend to collect things I know I will want in the future too. Twitter often supplies a range of documents I save and file for later.
Cookbooks and cooking sites. Encyclopedias, paper,hand-held, weigh about 40 pounds ones. I am that old fashioned and geeky. come in a close second.
Bird guides, butterfly guides, moth guides, in sect guides (....you get the picture).
It varies all the time. Lately it has been Fluther. I like reading some of the different perspectives, they can spark ideas and make me think a little deeper about certain things. I often bookmark questions and write my anwer in a journal I have rather than onsite.
TV Tropes eats up a good chunk of my reading time. If I open one tab, soon they will multiply.
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