I love coming home to presents!

I love coming home to presents!

Mayday centres on the disappearance of a village’s 14-year-old May Queen.

Mayday premieres on Sunday at 9 p.m. on BBC One.

In My Onesie | Javid

This song has everything you could ever want: a fresh beat, sick rhymes, and an unforgettable ending that is sure to be stuck in your heads for weeks.

Friday Favourites

I hope everyone enjoyed their week. Here are some of my favourites from this week.

Favourite GIF | Donna from Parks & Rec

Favourite Beverage | Green Tea

Favourite Musik | Gossamer from Passion Pit

Favourite Mid-Week Activity | Being snowed in

Favourite [healthy] snack | Spinach, grapes, bleu cheese & walnuts

What are your favourites this week?

Have a great weekend!

40 ‘Mean Girls’ Quotes That Make Everyday Life Worth Living

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The Modern Man

From a clean shave to black socks with bare legs, there’s a frank irony to dressing stylishly today.

The New York Times

Today we are launching the first Cue Courage campaign, PUSH IT and we need your help! There are millions of kids, teens and adults all over the world who need you to help them #CueCourage so that they may become brave. This small act on your part can cause a ripple that reaches thousands of people everywhere. Get a pad of 3 in x 3 in Electric Glow Blue Sticky notes (without lines) and a black Sharpie Write “Help Cue Courage! @CueCourage” Post the message to any public mirror, door, computer, bus, library shelf, car door, office window, mailbox, fence, the possibilities are endless. Take a photo of your PUSH IT message and we’ll create an album of all the acts of courage. We’re launching PUSH IT today with our 8 staff members, and this is just the start. Take a moment to reblog this, Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Together, we can turn the idea to stop bullying to a movement. Let’s PUSH the courage we have to be an action, used to prompt bravery when others are afraid.

Today we are launching the first Cue Courage campaign, PUSH IT and we need your help!

There are millions of kids, teens and adults all over the world who need you to help them #CueCourage so that they may become brave. This small act on your part can cause a ripple that reaches thousands of people everywhere.

  • Get a pad of 3 in x 3 in Electric Glow Blue Sticky notes (without lines) and a black Sharpie
  • Write “Help Cue Courage! @CueCourage”
  • Post the message to any public mirror, door, computer, bus, library shelf, car door, office window, mailbox, fence, the possibilities are endless.
  • Take a photo of your PUSH IT message and we’ll create an album of all the acts of courage.

We’re launching PUSH IT today with our 8 staff members, and this is just the start. Take a moment to reblog this, Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. Together, we can turn the idea to stop bullying to a movement. Let’s PUSH the courage we have to be an action, used to prompt bravery when others are afraid.

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Anything Could Happen at Midnight (Mashup) | M83 vs. Ellie Goulding

Allow this to help you ring in the weekend.

I’ve decided that I’d like to spend more time with my family. Just kidding—I was fired today.
Andrew Mason, CEO of Groupon

27 Signs You Were Raised By Immigrant Parents

#26. Your response to “OMG say something in German!” is…

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DETAILS Launching Blogger Network

Details magazine has gathered a bunch of its favorite bloggers — like Bryan Grey Yambao, aka BryanBoy — into what it calls a blogger’s network, a lately fashionable phenomenon among women’s magazines.

These networks potentially draw new social media-savvy eyeballs to magazines’ Web sites — Details says the bloggers share an audience of more than 10 million readers. But they are also a way to make a play for more digital advertising.

“It’s like a retweet. We’ll bring them to our audience, they bring us to their audience,” Dan Peres, editor in chief said. In exchange for allowing their posts to be shared, the bloggers get a Details Contributor digital sticker.

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