Time invites the rest of us to vote for our favorite website among the 50 presented. Here's my boomer-slanted take on some of the choices:
Free Rice and Web Sudoku are already famous among people-in-the-know. Improve your vocabulary, test your problem-solving skills, feed the hungry, and entertain yourself for hours and hours.
Find the right pet for you in Petfinder. Auntie Peggy found the cutest Yorkie. Make sure you can pass their 3rd degree so that you're not disappointed.
I'm a nut for genealogy (you mean a stork didn't deliver me?). So is Cousin Larry, thank goodness, because we have the same relatives on both sides (my dad's sister married my mom's brother--and yes, that's legal). Geni is your headstart on growing your own family tree.
ProFootballTalk wouldn't be one of my favorites but my son would kill me if I didn't let other fanatics in on his little secret.
Do-it-yourselfer alert: Look no further than HowCast for videos and step-by-step instructions (from people like you) relating to arts, media, crafts, environment, health, mind & body, personal care, pets, etc.. I love the sorting system--you can select videos and guides by "Most Viewed," "Most Recent," "Top-Rated" (I liked "How to Get Rid of a Hickey"), "Top Favorites," "Most Emailed," and "Most Discussed."
Is that you I hear crying out there? You mean you, too, have been dealt the cruel financial setbacks by the economic mess we're in? Check out Mint. Here you'll get the tools (free!) to brush up on personal finance, money management, and financial planning.
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