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This is my favorite site to get all of the newest beauty information from the experts. Each month corresponds with the upcoming print issue of Allure magazine, allows readers a chance to put in their two cents on certain topics, and also contains fabulous give away offers. Bonus: you can access other Condenast Publications through this site such as epicurious.com and gourmet.com.

In addition to Martha's regular site, her wedding site is my absolute. (Actually, they are part of the same). If you can't already tell that I love weddings and everything that goes into them, take a look at my portfolio page. Besides great tips on how to ensure your wedding will be perfect, Martha and her wedding editor, Darcy, offer planning, coordination and traditional advice on your wedding day.

If you haven't already sent one, or been sent a card from bluemountain, go now. It is by far the best way to make up for forgetting to send your best friend a birthday card, when you realize it on that day! Not only that, but Bluemountain has cards for literally everything. They even have musical and interactive cards, as well as other gifts.

Call me materialistic, but I love to shop. And Since I can't get to my favorite stores as often as I'd like living in North Carolina, I bring them to me. The only downfall is there are no virtual dressing rooms to try on before you buy. (hummmm, something to think about Neimans). Despite this minor setback (there is always return), Neiman Marcus has everything from home decor and accessories to Kate Spade, Louis Vuitton and Chanel (just some more of my favorite sites). It is definitely the best and cheapest shopping you will do.

So you don't think I am a total superficial, blond, ditz, I thought I would show you another of my most frequent stops: one of the most accurate and up-to-date sources on what's happening around the world. A bit more interactive, hence interesting, than the print version, NYT.com is a great place to gather quick information when there is little time to read column after column.

In case you were wondering what the trees at the top of the page were, it's not because I am obsessed with the beach. Don't get me wrong, I love the beach and the ocean, but the palm tree is actually the logo for Lilly Pulitzer, a clothing line. If you like pastel colors and beach themes, I suggest you take a look at one of my favorite sights. I have numerous pieces and am always looking for more. For those of you who are already familiar with Lilly, this is a great place to find possible bargain.

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