This weeks 'weekly loves' are smart phone related. These apps are all on iPhone and most/all are probably on Android. I find myself, like most young people in the twenty-first  century, with my phone in my hand at all times. This doesn't need an introduction, so here are my ten favourite apps. 

1. Instagram: duh... I love waking up in the morning and scrolling through Instagram. I don't follow a ton of people but I just love scrolling through each morning. Uploading is pretty good too ;) 
2. Pinterest: I probably should have made this number one. I was introduced to Pinterest when I was in grade 8 (2010) when one of my friends began her addiction. Over the years, I've pinned over 8000 photos/ideas and spent hours and hours and hours. Pinterest is the kind of app where I can just turn off my brain and scroll through loads and loads of miscellaneous photos. Go check it out Pinterest, if you haven't. 
3. Snapchat: 10 second photos/videos of hideous facial expressions to send to friends - what's more to love?
4. Eve: ladies... this is an app that tracks your cycle. There are about 6 questions that you can answer every day and it's a good way to keep track. 
5. Calm: A meditation app. There are about 50 different scenes, from rain forest to snow falling. I use this app a lot in those moments where I'm feeling overly anxious or stressed. 
6. Spotify: There are hundreds of thousands of pre-made playlists to listen to for every mood. And, if you're feeling adventurous you can make your own playlists. 
7. Blogger: Simple explanation - blogging on the go :) 
8. Weatherzone: I don't really know why I like this app, but it's a lot more useful (I find) than the Apple Weather app. It's pretty accurate and let's you look at a detailed forecast for the next week, which is super useful when travelling. 
9. IntervalTimer: I don't really know how to explain this properly, but it's a good timer app to use at the gym. 
10. Sleep Time: This app is kind of weird and I'm still trying to figure out if I actually like it or not, but I've been using it a lot and I have a love hate relationship so I thought I'd include it. Basically, you turn the app on and put your phone under your pillow while you sleep. It tracks your REM sleep/deep sleep, light sleep and awake.