There’s actually a lot of quality material put out each day on the Web on bipolar disorder.
But I was just about abusing my computer’s bookmarking feature, what with saving the best sites, and then forgetting they were saved and re-saving them, and making folders for the sites that were like black holes–and then trying to open the missing bookmarks every day. This technique challenged an aging memory–and just about drove my computer ’round the bend.
So I put together a ‘paper,’ which required very little effort on my part except for typing in my e-mail address to register for a software that would create the thing for me–and then remembering where I’d bookmarked aforesaid sites.
Entitled “Staying Current With Bipolar,” it collates the latest and best in blog and twitter publications on bipolar disorder.
I encourage you to check it out–and then subscribe, or at least look back from time to time, as content updates regularly (you could always bookmark it!).
Or you could bookmark each site, lose your bookmarks, re-bookmark them, find you’ve saved them 4 times, and generally waste hours of time in organizational mishkebabbles, the way I’ve done it up to now.
But I don’t recommend it.
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lizziecracked
July 10, 2012
Yay!! Its as if you read my mind… for real.. i have all kinds of bookmarks but I can;t find them.. thank you
this is wonderful…
candidaabrahamson
July 10, 2012
Lizzie! I’m so glad you wrote, since I had wanted a post of yours to be in the first edition, and now “Bipolar Bytes” is in there [check--it's lovely to see your name in print]. So thanks for the reminder. Second, I hope your really do enjoy. Getting all the pieces together in one place and seeing what they’ve published each week strikes me as really helpful. It may not be a work of art on the layout front–but it’s got the big guns. If you think there’s a really important, major bipolar blog I’m missing, please shout out.
Meanwhile, enjoy deleting at least a few of your bookmarks.