Nate Green's blog is the one that got me started on blogs.
http://thenategreenexperience.com/blog/
Then I noticed a guy named John Romaniello follows Nate's blog and has his own. I don't read this one often, but I do have an RSS feed for it.
http://www.romanfitnesssystems.com/
I also use Google Reader on occasion. Mostly, it's a way that Josh and I can share articles we've read, but I do have this one on there:
http://chasekarnes.blogspot.com/
And of course, Warrior Princess's new blog that she made after I made a blog. She had to do one for class, so she made one for herself:
http://catliana.blogspot.com/
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I don't know that it counts as a blog, but I've kept up with beastskills.com for years. It started out as a blog, and still has a blog-esque format, but it really doesn't seem blog-like since it has more than a home page.
ReplyDeleteUpdate: I now follow 12 blogs, not including what I follow on GoogleReader. I follow some closer than others, but the list keeps me from never having anything to read.
ReplyDeleteSidenote: I have a feeling that reading so many things that are five paragraphs at the most will keep me from reading real books. I hope not though; books are usually written by authors, whereas blogs seldom are.