Happy Friday everyone! Below are my top picks from the web for this week, what have you been reading? Have a good weekend! Chocolate Berry Pavlova | Charcoal face mask | Veg Cheeseburger Pizza | Crafts for little Yogis | City lights | Adult coloring books | Pen illustrations | Crochet peacock feathers | Pistachio raspberry cheesecake | How to wear jumpsuits “Meetings are indispensable when you don’t want to do anything.” ~ John Kenneth Galbraith Image Credits: 1

Say you discover a great book in a genre which you haven’t really explored in the past. You would naturally be curious to find and read more books from the same genre once you are done reading the current one. What if a website could help you with this, wouldn’t that be a quick, convenient and fun way of discovering more books? WhatShouldIReadNext.com helps you do exactly that! Just punch in the title or author of a book you like and click on the link below. The website will generate a list of books with similar subjects and story-lines. It also gives a link to Amazon.com so…

Summer is here! It’s time to update your wardrobe, diet, makeup and everything else with lighter, brighter and breezier options which are in line with the season. This includes your gadget screens as well. My previous wallpaper round-up post got a lot of hits, so today I decided to do a round-up of my favorite summer wallpapers. Jazz up your screens with these colorful wallpapers and let the season begin on a bright note. Happy Summer! To download the wallpaper, click on the image and save to your phone.  Image Credits: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,…

Happy Friday everyone! Below are my top picks from the web for this week, what have you been reading? Have a good weekend! 30 minute walking challenge | Pill capsule cookies | Crazy chic bun | How to style a red lip | Smoked mac and cheese | Happy movies | Rainbows in Ireland | 4 cool mobile apps | Dream jobs | Popsicles for summer “Be more splendid, more extraordinary. Use every moment to fill yourself up. ~ Oprah Winfrey, O Magazine, February 2003 Image Credits: 1

I recently stumbled upon the surreal art of artist Rune Guneriussen and can’t take my eyes off his dreamy installations. Rune uses everyday objects to create stories in the natural landscape of his hometown, Norway. These complex and time consuming installations are painstakingly created by hand, and the end result is installation art which looks like a magical painting. What I really like about his creations is the balance between real life and fantasy. The locations and structure of his installations has a mystical feel to them, making you escape into a fairy tale of your own. But the use of common objects immediately brings you back to reality. His…