Weekly Reads – April 6th

Last week was went by so quickly; and the Easter break even more so. I blinked on Thursday evening after sending my last work e-mail and then it was Monday night. We had a good time over the long weekend and we also celebrated the Mr’s birthday. We even attempted our first proper birthday cake; the cake turned out really pretty, but the taste not so much. The buttercream didn’t turn out fluffy enough and the cake ended up feeling too buttery. Oh well, at least we had lots of fun making the cake and decorating it.

How was your long weekend?

 

Flowers
Spring & fresh flowers time

 

Weekly Reads

Profiling. Loved this profile of Teen Vogue Editor-in-Chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner. She’s 29 and became Condé Nast’s youngest ever editor-in-chief in 2018, after she helped transform the magazine “from lip gloss and bubblegum into a hub of insightful political coverage on everything from climate change to Black Lives Matter”.

Beauty filters. A fascinating read on how beauty filters are changing the way young girls see themselves; as it turns out, the most widespread use of augmented reality isn’t in gaming or somewhere else; it’s the face filters on social media. The article explores how this is resulting in a “mass experiment on girls and young women” and it’s definitely worth a read.

What your job should…. not be. A reminder from Career Contessa of what your job should and should not be. Hint, it should not be your self worth, happiness or entire life.

Spring wallpapers. April is here and with it longer days, warmer sun and overall a brighter mood. The April tech backgrounds from The Every Girl bring you just that, a drop of spring mood for your laptop or phone screen.

Light dinners. With spring here I need to update my go-to recipes to include more greens and colours and these 15 healthy and light dinner options from The Every Girl look perfect for that.

 

Thank you for reading and I hope you are having a wonderful start to the week!

 

 

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