Friends need not be side-by-side to be together. Even when far apart, they are close in thought.
-- Kristen (Mason) Paris

Jennifer, the "Turbo Gal", is on the move again! A new city, a new job, a new boyfriend, a new life! She thinks it's almost heaven. Join this bright, witty, charmer as she shares her dreams with you, open her soul to you with some bittersweet poetry, and gives you a window into her life with words and pictures. And if you enroll in the Anatomy 101 class, take good notes... there's an exam due on Friday!

Are you a fan of British humor? So is Bonni Hall , drop by and enjoy her delightfully tart sense of humor. Her links include a hilarious Monty Python section.

Stormi is a pretty and personable Graphic Designer whose artistry is evident in the style and simple elegance of her homepage. With her excellent array of "themed" link pages, she's the Cat's Meow! You can benefit from her design skills now too... she also offers some of the most distinctive free backgrounds on the web.

Alice and her daughter Leigh have put together a really charming page with lots of links and information about Chat software and Net "toys", a tribute to coffee, and a cute assortment of Leigh's "refrigerator art".

Do you know what a "mondegreen" is? Jessica Ross does, and wants to share her collection with you. If you love music or the theater, you will enjoy her links to these performing arts. There are also several clever link references to interesting and obscure things woven into her text. You can even hear her sing!

Pegasus sends you an invitation to visit one of the most striking and entertaining pages I've seen. It features extensive and creative use of cool graphics and an incredible range of excellent links, all presented with style and humor. Stop by and horse around for a while. It takes a while to load, but is well worth the wait. Be sure to sign her Guest Book, and guys, don't forget to put the seat down... :o)

Paula Schroeder invites you to her virtual theater where you can become a character in her on-line novel, explore her links, which are the coolest of the cool, or accept her invitation to Expose Yourself. :o)
Have your ticket ready at the door, and don't forget to sign the guestbook.

Cindy Bogar is a spunky and sassy single mom who enjoys long walks, weightlifting, embarrasing her kids, and trying to sell her best friend. She will tickle your funnybone with a painfully humorous story about her Internet Date from Hell or a commentary about what's currently ticking her off.

Tracy Crawford and her alter-ego Moniq have a very nicely designed page featuring many unique links. My favorite is her section on Microbrewery Beers. Her fiancee has a page too... (see below)

Sabina is a real charmer with a cute page. Her diary entries reveal a studious but fun-loving high schooler still grappling with what she wants to study in college and seek for a career. I hope she decides on the career in genetics... that 3-legged chicken sounds really good to a "drumstick" lover. :o9

Cari Snyder and her fiancé Bill have a "tandem" page: Hers reflects her interests in music, Monty Python, skiing, camping, and mountain biking. His currently features search engines and the tart, amber elixir of life: Beer!

Kristin Rachael Hayward is an Information Systems Director at the University of Maine whose page features not only her charming House on the Lake and some very thought-provoking links, but a wonderful collection of artworks which are viewed randomly. Definitely the Coolest PhD I've met.

Combining beauty, intelligence, and a crisp command of the written word, Kristina Harris is truly a Renaissance Woman. She has been a singer, actress, air traffic controller, served a tour of duty in the U.S. Army, and is currently a network engineer for a major Nevada ISP, and she was an English major! Go figure... Her page is witty, well written, and provocative. One feature not to be missed is a collection of Editorials she wrote for the campus newspaper when she was a grad student at U. Nevada, Reno.

Kristin Marlow is in transiton from being behind the scenes at 90210 to being in the front lines of the online Cyber World... Her pages will be changing to reflect the changes in her real life, but she still offers her award-winning backroom look at 90210.

Karen Howe's page is a wonderful creation by a teriffic young lady. Her cleverly written page tells you about her interests: Collecting Barbies, Chat (intelligent chat, that is), Music, and the Humor and general Strangeness to be found on the Web. She has a hilarious collection of blonde jokes too... And she's a blonde! What a marvelous sense of humor. :o)

Suzi Q is a cheeky Aussie lass who boasts of having "The Rudest Page on the Web", but don't be fooled... behind the facade is a charming lady with a very entertaining page mostly devoted to Chat and Voice Chat software and her friends on the web. She also has some of the most comprehensive Australian links around.

Thee Gypsy Lady is a Southern Belle just back from Switzerland with her husband and kids. She's certainly no shrinking violet and has some diverse interests. Her pages are colorful, in more ways than one... ;o)

Starr is a professional singer as well as a wife and mother. Her page is well designed and the rest of her family has homepages as well: Her "nameless" husband is a nurse, her son "Yakko" has a dark and eerie page with some superb graphics, and her daughter Rachel is a very sweet and special girl.

Kacia is CyberSpacin Out! Her interests include music, Phantom of the Opera, Beauty and the Beast, tattoos, and having fun on Mount Saint Helens.

Nicole and her friends are a fun loving bunch who love to hit the town and paaaarty! Stop by her place and she will introduce to her wacky circle of pals. You will leave with a smile on your face... I did. :o)

Milady invites you to her Castle, or for a friendly chat on Pow Wow or World's Chat. An active-duty Marine, this lovely lady and her beautifully designed homepage, should help boost USMC recruiting a lot!

Illusion is a mysterious lady from the far east. Her beautifully done pages offer fun and games and chat, as well as several more serious subjects. She also invites you into her Schizophrenic Cafe for a cup of tea and a taste of the orient! And don't forget to stop in and visit with Beary's new Parisian home while you're there.

Imelda is a college student studying to be a lawyer (but I like her anyway... :o) she's cool). Her page has a stylish, understated look, and has quite a range of links reflecting her wide range of interests, from the law to Dr. Seuss.

Desiré is a lovely South African lady as delightful as her name. Her stylish and colorful pages will take you to her African Boma, where she will treat you to the the splendor of her country as it emerges from years of isolation, her passion for travel, and introduce you to her friends from all corners of the globe. One of the most beautiful homepages around, I would rate it a "don't miss"!

Gerri Stout has a passion for Lighthouses, and wants to share her wonderful collection of Lighthouse pictures with us. If you love the classic beauty of old-style lighthouses crowning craggy shorelines, this is the place for you!

Fingernail Royale (Kim in real life) invites you into her castle to tell you about her interests (Chat, parasailing, and travel). There are some unusual, and funny links on this young Aussie's page. It's a lot of fun!

Anonymomma is an singer/artist with a knack for characature and animal portraits, she also has wonderful taste in music. The clever animations and zany graphics are quite a treat too!

Planet Trace is the out-of-this-world cyber-home for Traci, a charming young Malaysian who loves to chat online. Take a journey to her world and expand your universe too.

Wendy is a cute Canadian college co-ed with an outgoing personality, a great smile, and delightful figure that she likes to show off at the local nude beach! Hmmm... when was that next flight to Canada...
She's Back!

Rodney Shaw (aka "Roders"), is a genial webaholic from South Africa with a great homepage. Lots of entertaining links, and tons of very funny material. Roders is always experimenting with the capabilities of the new Web browsers, so his pages are always changing.

Frank Guthrie is a buddy from work, as well as my financial guru. He features information about financial matters, his fascination with Chat software and IPhone, and his adventures with bungee jumping. He also give you a tour of Disneyland.
(Would you take financial advice from a guy who bungee jumps?)

David Dennis has put together some literate and visually impressive pages consisting largely of original material such as his tongue-in-cheek luxury tour of the Los Angeles area and his musings on such things as Windows 95. Notable among the non-original portion is his Wonderful Women on the Web, an affectionate tribute to the qualities that set them apart from being "just another pretty face".

William Rhodes, Tracy's fiancee, has a page that is a totally different style from hers. His link list tends towards the weird, unusual, and bizarre on the Web, and should provide hours of entertaining browsing.

Robin Eliovson, the Johannesburg Juggler, has a most entertaining page with lots of teriffic links and some very creative animation sequences, including a virtual Walk in Space.
Caution:This page is Graphics Intensive - Not recommended for the Modem-Impaired. :o)

Andi Waltenspiel is a young programmer and physics student in Germany, and has an extremely comprehensive set of links from all over the world, including many European sites you don't find on many homepages. He is also the proprietor of the League of Links which you can find on my "links" page.

David Moore is a young fellow who is in the process of building a pretty impressive homepage. Stop by and visit him, enter your own URL in his "people page", and if you're a veteran HTML'er, he would love to hear from you with tips and advice on how to improve his pages.

Bob Rush is one cool surfer-dude who hangs out at his very own Cove when he's not vacationing at his Paris Chateau. His homepages have style as well as substance, and a great "day at the beach" atmosphere.

Drew Feinberg is a creative Gen-Xer who proves that his generation is not a bunch of slackers. His House of Slack is splashy, entertaining, and tons of fun.

Carl Banks, "The Colonel", is just getting started with his home page, which will emphasize High School and College Sports. If you know of any sites that relate to High School Sports, drop him a line... He's looking for good resources to include.

Dave (aka C-Eagle) is another newcomer to the Web whose page features more information than you ever thought existed about eagles and lots of great animation links.
Hmmm... another David... someone must be doing a captive breeding program. :o)

Steve Sokoloski is an enterprising 14-year-old whose first effort at homepage building is pretty darned impressive. I expect big things from this young man. Stop by and see his page, and sign his guestbook so he knows you've been there.

Zbigniew Zwolinski (Zibi to those of you whose tongues aren't double-jointed) is an outgoing Polish gent with a passion for things scientific. His pages present a massive collection of geographic, geologic, ecological, and other scientific features, including some of the most spectacular globe and map representations of the earth you will find anywhere. Bring a thirst for knowledge and a Fast modem... this page is graphics intensive.

Before you explore Ben Same's teriffic pages, let him take you on a little flying adventure.

Troy Thompson has a very artistically designed page and a great philosophy of balanced priorities (slightly tipped toward the "fun" side). In addition to some of his own original poems and songs, he offers a wonderful collection of links.

Phil's Place is a visually stunning collection of Fractals, and links to his interests in the Sciences, especially Geography and Space Exploration. The distinctly French flavor of his pages adds to my growing circle of international friends.

J.P. Godwin is a professional photographer, and might even be a distant relative. He has a marvelously warped sense of humor (... must run in the family... :o) ) and that is reflected in the style of his page. There are dozens of great links woven into his text, and several hidden under his picture. He even has a picture of a babe wearing nothing but a fur coat!

Corey Reppond is a young fellow (15) whose page reflects his interest in Sports (especially Soccer), Doom, and IRC. His page is really starting to look good now! It's colorful, funny, entertaining, with just a bit of attitude... Nice job Corey!

Peter Argenziano looks at the world with an international perspective, and his page reflect that attitude. His pride in his home state of Arizona doesn't keep him from providing links to sites and friends all over the world, as well as many useful tools for keeping in touch on a global scale.

Hart's Home Page makes its mark on the world without resorting to the glitzy graphics, bells, and whistles that are available with the new state-of-the-art browsers, but don't let that keep you away from this wonderful page. My favorite section is the part dealing with his "Get Rich Quick" schemes... and he invites you to send him new ones to try!

George Rupp's page is under construction at the moment. (Welcome to the club, George) He has links to movies, page building resources, and The Wizard of OZ. Wear your hard-hat and look around a little.

Tigerpaw is the online home of Clint, Coby, and Keith, with a clever and original organization for their massive list of favorite links. Gimme a "T"! Gimme an "I"! ...

James Ishikawa is into sports (especially Houston teams) and movies. He also has lots of links to digital imagery, including some great images from NASA. He seems like a pretty nice guy... I may even forgive Houston for stealing the Rockets from San Diego. :o)

Kuniharu Shimizu, another of my growing number of international friends, has a page devoted to the Tenrikyo Fellowship. He offers us a look at the Tenrikyo philosophy which strives for a joyous and balanced life. He also features a very nice Art Gallery for our browsing pleasure.

Terry Gould's Webstrands is one of the most stunning and creative pages I've seen... he makes use of some rather amazing animation on his pages to demonstrate the capabilities of the new browsers. There are also some of the most wonderful links about science, nature, and the environment. An amazing place to visit.

George Farrell offers us not only oodles of windows into the virtual world via an amazing array of links, but also Monty Python and a nice assortment of WebArt graphics to pick and choose from for use in building our own web pages.

Heikki is a talented Designer from Finland whose page is artistic, informative, and fun. In addition to entertaining you, he has links that will help you make the most of your own homepage. Some of his pages are written in Finnish, so you can learn a new language while you surf.

Ole is a Norwegian student who's into Star Wars, IRC chatting, and MUDs. His Webpage design skills are finely honed too... this place is beautiful!

Henrik Keller's Dreamland is an entertaining (if graphics intensive) page focusing on Movies, Music, and Computer Games.

Joseph Guarine's Land of the Dragon is a graphically stunning, and very entertaining site. Come on in and let Joe show you the sights, sounds, and features that comprise his imaginative world.

Glamuh (aka Geoff Challand) brings us a marvelously whimsical page featuring great graphics and animations.

Zant takes us to his Desert Paradise where his oasis is laden with plenty of Windows software and Game links, Webpage authoring resources, Health links and much, much more.

Nomad has travelled the world as an officer in the U.S. Air Force. Join him as he eloquently leads us on his Journey Upon the Earth to Date. The writing is excellent, and he illustrates the pathways of his life with some very nice photos.

Paul takes us to his playground, where he gives us tons of links to play on and entertains us with an occasional good-natured rant and his own web-adventure game Scavenger Hunt!

Sabelo is an enterprising South African student attending college in the US. His page is a very colorful and entertaining place where we learn a little about him, his interests, his favorite links, and get a brief lesson in the unique Xhosa language.

Join Salvatore in his grand Italian Castle and explore his interests and hobbies: Rock music, guitars, motorcycles, and (of course) beautiful women!

Bluto's Bunch is a nice family from America's heartland. They've become some of my best online friends, and have gotten their whole family involved with their own webpages.

The Northup family has put tons of work into their outstanding Webpage... it's a bright, well-designed, and entertaining place with plenty to see and do.

Deanna is a creative young lady (just starting high school!) who has created her own world. It's a clever, innovative, and entertaining place where you can even choose what background color, wallpaper, and text color! Hours of fun!

Fay's page "Catch a Rhyming Star" is a witty and charming place devoted to poetry, rhyming, and the joys of the creative use of the English language. Very eye-catching, lots of fun, and some teriffic reading too.

Margie is a huge fan of Dark Shadows, the supernatural soap opera of the 70's. Her page is a striking, and well done tribute that will be much appreciated by other fans of this classic fantasy/horror series.

If you're in need of a little down-home hospitality, spend a little time Down on the Farm with Granny. A beautifully designed site that is both humorous and informative. Granny is a real doll!

Dee Dee is a real fan of the classic "Looney Tunes" cartoon characters, and is quite a character herself! :o) She's packed her page with great cartoon images, animations, and more fun than the average human can stand! Stop by, and tell her Marvin the Martian sent you!

Jim Swenson has a well done page that is a great prototype for a "personal" page. He introduces us to his family, pets, and life in his neighborhood, as well as providing some outstanding links to amuse us.

The McLaughlins are a couple of proud grandparents with a flair for webpage building. You can cruise their own original contributions, or surf their fine collection of links. If you like, you can even see an Italian language version of the page!

John and Renae offer tons more than just a page of links (which they also have of course)... you can share info on Genealogy, look up Remodeling/Home improvement information, add your two cents worth in their Debate Forum, or add a few lines to their Interactive Story. They're also avid PowWow fans, so you can even talk to them online.

Kenny (aka "Packrat") not only entertains us with some very creative and striking animated "logo" graphics, but provides plenty to see and do when we get there. He's got software, HTML authoring tools, fantasy art, his own non-sports card business, and much much more. It's quite a place... check it out!

Tricia, the Icemaiden, is a big hockey fan. Especially the Pittsburgh Penguins. She's an outgoing, outdoorsy lady who is rapidly becoming hooked on chatting on PowWow.

David's Place in Time is a cool place with great graphics, both fun and useful information, and a lot of style and humor. If you happen to be in Michigan and need new struts or a brake job, look him up!

Faithlessness is anything but... She's a witty New Yorker with a delightfully offbeat sense of humor. A "Trekkie" with a strange fascination for Q-Tips, Lava Lamps, and the color orange, she amuses us with her slightly offbeat collection of WebLinks and a glimpse into her personality. What we have here may be the only living conservative in Greenwich Village! :o)

Thomas has built a eye-boggling page with some really nifty animations. In addition to lots of great links, he also provides a gallery where you can download backgrounds, icons, graphics, and animations he has built.

The Warrior is a young fellow with a passion for video adventure games. His graphically stunning pages offer strategies, tactics, and the hidden secrets to help you improve your play in games from all systems.

Robbie is the son of another web-friend of mine (see Desiré above) and now has his very own page too. Take a look into the thoughts and interests of this young Cape Town lad.

Rick, the JerseyGuy, collects links to useful, valuable, and colorful sites all over the web... whether you're looking for software, humor, or just some great places to surf, go visit the JerseyGuy... he won't let you down.

John Bennett's "Big Hunk O' Web" is filled with lots of his creative and humorous writings on a wide range of topics: Police scanner frequencies, How to make homebrew, and Taekwondo. If you're in the mood for some good writing, pay him a visit.

Erica and Krysten are sisters with very different interests... Erica loves online games and wild graphics, Krysten's passion is Mickey Mouse. Both are real charmers.

Donna is a delightful Kansan who, when she isn't buzzing around Kansas in her pink Mary Kay-mobile, can often be found chatting on IRC or PowWow, or fiddling with her homepage, which reflects her solid middle-American values.

Rhonda is a charming Torontoan who is not only a big baseball fan, but has great taste in music. She also offers an insight into the problems, joys, and heartaches of coping with an autistic child.

Alan is a Southern Californa boy transplanted to the midwest in St. Louis, and he's not real happy about it. His stories about the trials, tribulations, joys, and aggravations of making f new start in a new city are sharp, witty, and make great reading.

Merlin has conjured up a wonderous and magical world with outstanding graphcs and entertaining content. You can get advice from the Wizard himself, or see some Fantasy art, Fantasy links, an assortment of other links, software sites, and his own banner exchange wall.

Amber is in grad school, studying to be a teacher. A Siren Singer, beached on the shoals of academia. Her wacky, edgy sense of humor and the characters she's populated her page with (Fluffy, Bringer of Death is my favorite..) make it a most entertaining place to visit.

Katie's an engaging high school senior who longs to grow up and venture beyond the boundaries of "Odessa, Misery". She's smart and creative... Somehow, I think she'll get her wish someday.

Andrew is a devilish Tasmanian plying his trade as a college professor "Down Under" (TM), his pages are a real treat, featuring his family, "The Tazy Tattler" (his online journal), and an assortment of other things that he finds interesting, entertaining, or informative.

Visitors have met my friends since December 18, 1997..

Last Revised March 6, 1999