Christmas is just one sleep away, so chances are you're busy putting the final touches on your home's festive decor, wrapping last-minute gifts, entertaining family, binge-watching Christmas movies, and taking part in special traditions. In all of the hustle and bustle, it is easy to forget to take a breather and have a few minutes to yourself. The folks at Lenstore have come up with an easy way for you to escape the holiday hoopla,

We've shared dozens of brain teasers with you in the past but there's one that recently got our attention because it's slightly different than the rest. With the holiday season in full swing, Stay In Cornwall wants you to take a break from the hustle and bustle of Christmas, and instead help save one family's Christmas Eve dinner while giving your brain a workout.The brain teaser depicts a frantic Christmas party where all the

Brainteasers are a fantastic way to challenge your mind and improve your observational skills while keeping entertained. They're basically exercise for your brain.Online motherhood community Channel Mum has designed a brain-teasing puzzle that will not only give your brain a workout, but will also get you into the festive mood as Christmas approaches. The challenge is to find the single doll that is hidden among a sea of colorful toys including rubber duckies, alphabet

Everyone has a favorite Christmas Carol. It may not be an easy choice because there are so many good ones, but if you look into your heart of hearts, you know there is one that you like even just a tiny bit more than the rest. Maybe it's hard to pick because a lot of them feel very similar, but here's the thing, which ever one you do end up selecting as your absolute favorite

Every September as we all watch as kids are heading back to school, many of us who are long since done our schooling still get those anxious feelings. Sure, we don't have to step back into a classroom, but our brains haven't seemed to realize that no matter how long it has been. Even though we can't shake those back to school jitters, at least we don't have to actually go back to school. But

Who says art can't be fun? After all, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder."In 1559, Dutch painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder completed this silly but clever painting, which is usually called Netherlandish Proverbs.You can think of it as an oil painting in Where's Waldo? style, since the challenge is to identify the more than 100 proverbs and common sayings hidden throughout the piece.Click the picture below to view the painting