As well as making use of
tabbed browsing by loading my frequently visited websites in a group, I also use MS Explorer's Links bar for those sites I use a lot but needn't keep constantly open.

It seems as if I can sometimes go for days without getting out much. I mean venturing into the world on the world wide web. This is the computing equivalent of
getting into a rut. We take it all for granted now, but access to most all information at any hour is really very liberating.
On Oasis HD, I recorded an hour-long program about
Yellowstone National Park. Just a few minutes ago, I found myself exploring the area on my monitor. I don't think my local library is open today, and I wouldn't have had the fortitude to remember my interest and actually find information in book form. Do you remember when tourist information offices or travel boards were a major source of trip planning information?
Do you think we're any smarter than before the Internet?