100 HAPPY DAYS // 10 - 27

Today I am happy about...

All the flowers surrounding me.  //  The most amazing B&O Beolit 12 at work.  //  Changing all the icons.  //  Just Apple stuff!  //  Going on holiday.  //  Old Macs and other Apple-stuff.  //  Ending the holiday with some B&J.  //  Starting the day in a great way.  //  Eating a lot of fun food.

A girl's gotta eat!  //  Mysterious boxes.  //  Turbonegro concert with the boyfriend.  //  My new hobby  //  Discovering the most amazing places.  //  El iPhonus del neue.  //  Getting straight into bed after today's WOD.  //  The smell of a new shampoo and conditioner.  //  Making new friends and exhanging numbers.

BACK TO THE WOODS

I spent this rainy Friday evening outside in the forest. We were a few people who created a fire, grilled hot dogs and marshmallows and just sat there talking for hours. The rule was; no one was allowed to bring their phones.

We have all played the game where we pile up the phones on the table and the first one to touch theirs loses, and this was like the next step from that. Just the day before I attended a gaming-night where the game stopped due to some people Snapchatting and Instagramming it all.

It is a familiar issue these days, and I am not saying I am better than anyone in any way! I am just as bad as everyone else, I love to Tweet, Snap and Insta – and I have kind of "owned that" until now. I think it is time to change.

It seems like many people are realising this and want to do something about how sharing- and like-addicted we've all become. My friend showed me this video, which is one of many that is appearing right now, and it does put things in perspective.

As my dream job is to work with Apple-products, I am not saying I am going to completely shut down on this technology-stuff. But when there are social events, or I am just going out for a walk in the sunset, there is no need to capture every single moment and have to share it instantly on three different channels. It gets exhausting and I don't want to look back at my twenties and remember "scroll, tap tap, scroll, tap tap" as the one thing I spent my time on.

What do you think, Square Eyes?

GREY

Grey days make room for grey outfits. If it's going to keep pouring down like this outside, I'll stay in with my iPhone well planted in my hand. 

One day, I will go on vacation to a nice and warm place. One day.

CLEAR

Since I got my first iPhone, I have tried a few to do-apps; ToDo, ForgetTheMilk, AwesomeNote, ShopShop, iStudiez, Wunderlist, Wunderkit and of course Apple's Reminders. I started using Reminders with iOS5 and Siri and was very pleased with it; the cloud sync with all my devices, it was easy to use and the fact that it could remind me of stuff at different places was plain awesomeness. Then came iOS6 and fucked it all up. 

Apple changed one thing in the app, ONE, but that was it for me. You could no longer switch between the different lists by just using one finger, which meant you needed both hands to use the app. In lazy 2012, that is just not right. A friend told me about Clear, and it was not long before the Reminders app was removed from the first page on my iPhone. I have a new friend now.

Clear is just another proof that the simplest things are the best - or in this case; the simplest apps are the best. It looks great, is almost too easy to use and does nothing more than what it is supposed to. Clear is the next big to do-app!

Of course I found a little video to show you how it works; 

Enjoy and get things done!

FORCE

Well well... After enjoying my iPhone 3G S for three years I decided to enjoy a 4S for a while. My dad and I call it iPhone FORCE, because of the sound of the name as well as the awesomeness of the phone...

I also bought this awesome iPhone cover, designed by Felicia Atanasiu. It is a lion, just like my zodiac. I absolutely LOVE the iPhone already and can't stay away from it, which means you can follow me on Twitter and Instagram to get your daily spam! See you there!