Two roads diverged in a wood, and I --

I took the one less traveled by,

And that has made all the difference.

Robert Frost

Sometimes finding what you need on the internet can be a bit confusing, especially when you are unfamiliar with how to do it. The websites below are some basics for health, hobbies and retirement that you might find interesting. These are a good place to start when you are beginning.

Health Websites you might find useful:

WebMD - This site contains information on numerous topics related to health for young and old.

Mayo Clinic - Award winning site with lots of information on health and wellness related topics.

MedlinePlus - A service of the U.S. Government, this website helps with illness, disease, and medication questions. It even has several tutorials that explain different conditions and illnesses.

American Heart Association - Information about diet, nutrition, and exercise as well as information about heart related illnesses.

Cooking and Recipe Websites

Food Network - a much used site that features recipes featured on the many Food Nework programs as well as many that aren't.

All Recipes - Allrecipes.com "has more than 40,000 free recipes—all created, tested, reviewed and approved by home cooks worldwide.

Epicurious - A site sponsored by Gormet and Bon Appetit magazine. It has recipes from simple to elaborate.

Cooking Light - Partnered with myrecipes.com, this site offers tons of recipes for those looking for lighter fare.

Garden.org - Sponsored by the National Gardening Association, this site has a plant finder, a weed finder and many how-to projects.

Better Homes and Gardens - This site had a plant finder as well as many planning tools like an online garden planner and downloadable garden plan ideas.

Scrapjazz.com - layout ideas, learning articles, featured layouts and much more.

Scrapbooking 101 - a guide to the basics of scrapbooking it provides information about many of the things a novice would want to know including basic techniques, supplies and definitions.