Samsung Galaxy S II 1
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Samsung Galaxy S II

The Samsung Galaxy S II is made mostly from plastic, though this does not take away from the overall appeal of the tech-phone image. With the 8.49mm of thickness the Galaxy S is appealing in both function and importantly, the design. Thinner than the iPhone 4, the Galaxy S is one of the thinnest smartphones in the world.
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Canoeing for Fitness 6
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Canoeing for Fitness

It’s always nice to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city life. Living in Sydney, it’s quite hard to do that most of the time with constant beeping cars, sirens, people about and so much life busily happening all around us. Sometimes time out is just what we need and a new hobby can be found which can benefit your mind, body and soul.
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HAPPY FOOD 7
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HAPPY FOOD

You’re not feeling the best, you’ve had a bad day and nothing sounds more appealing than a packet of Tim-Tams. Well you’re not alone. Wanting to eat something to ‘cheer yourself up’, without demolishing a box of chocolate donuts, is a common battle for all of us. Failing to resist office treats, that always seem to be lurking near by, is one of the main reasons we put on those extra sneaky kilos.
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Take a Walk 8
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Take a Walk

It is said that walking is one of the easiest forms of exercise, it can be done anywhere at anytime and benefits each person greatly. It is an easy and convenient way to add the essential exercise to our lives, even though it may be a low impact way to do so. With so many different areas in which we live, next to a beach, walking track, leafy area or even a residential suburb, walking is a great way to connect with nature, explore the world you live in and improve your overall wellbeing.
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Exercise Excuses 10
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Exercise Excuses

I have written a few posts on exercise today and how beneficial it is for each of us. I’m hoping that they have encouraged you all to try new forms of exercise (like canoeing) and give half an hour of your time to a quick walk. Though, the main thing that stops us from continuing with exercise routines and keeping motivated is our human ability to make excuses to not do something. Our lives are all busy and it’s too easy to convince ourselves why we can’t do something, especially when it involves exercising.
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