5 Things to Do Today is a London things-to-do guide that also covers Surrey. Each post shares five handpicked ideas, so you can plan a day out quickly.
Topics include:
- Theatre and live shows
- Food and drink
- Family days out
- Music, travel, and hotels
The site also runs an events calendar. Local businesses and organizers can submit their own events.
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Since 2008, Bob has written I Should Be Laughing, a progressive humor blog. He posts from South Carolina on politics, LGBTQ+ rights, and pop culture.
The blog has several regular features. Architecture Wednesday profiles striking homes, while The Funny Papers rounds up political cartoons. Bob also shares stories about life with his partner, Carlos, and their pets.
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Nathan Smith started My Brain's Not Broken in 2017 as a personal mental health blog. He writes openly about living with anxiety and depression.
Posts cover rumination, setbacks, and recovery progress. Readers also get simple coping tools, such as grounding techniques, meditation, and regular exercise. Nathan sometimes features guest interviews with people who share their own stories.
Written by Piotr Zagórowski, Coffee Journeys is a leadership blog for tech experts turned managers. Piotr is a UK-based network engineer turned people leader.
He writes about leading teams, remote work, and automation. A recurring theme is how parenting and leadership shape each other. In addition to the blog, Piotr runs the Coffee Journeys podcast and a leadership newsletter.
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Zodiac Daters is an astrology dating blog for women who want sign-based relationship advice. Sophia, a Sagittarius, started it after a friend got her into astrology.
Posts cover zodiac compatibility, crushes, breakups, and intimacy. Readers also get quiz-style guides, such as which zodiac man they have a crush on.
For abuse survivors who still feel on edge, The Resilient Blueprint offers practical healing tools. Founder Nadine Brown is a survivor, writer, and researcher.
The site explains why the nervous system can stay on alert after abuse. It also covers:
- Sleep problems and nighttime anxiety
- Guilt, self-blame, and feeling stuck
- The effects of gaslighting and control
- How therapy fits with other support
Readers can start with a guided intro page or join the newsletter. Everything is built for healing at your own pace.
From Cape May, New Jersey, David Todd McCarty writes personal essays with a dry wit. He's a writer and journalist who calls himself a raconteur.
His essays cover culture, philosophy, history, and travel. He also publishes his work on Medium.