Counterfeit

You'll either love Counterfeit or find it frustrating. Just find the difference in the paintings, and click on the spot. We like the challenge, especially since most of them that we looked at were not so easy to solve. This game is from Games for the Brain. If you like Counterfeit, you might want to check out some of their other games. Click here to play.

Draw A Stickman

All you've got to do is draw a Stickman... well..not exactly... just draw one and go from there...you might like it. Click here to play.

Letter Boxed

Got a few minutes? We don't promise that you will not get frustrated. In fact, this might be a good game to test your patience and resolve. Letter Boxed from The New York Times Games Section. The rules are simple, just click the Help tab at top left. Click here to give it a try.

 

Zach King

Check out some of the cool magic from Zach King. His YouTube channel currently has over 10 1/2 million subscribers. As he describes his channel, "I post short magical videos!! I hope I added a little more magic to your day! 

Hidden-3d.com

Go to Hidden-3d.com and you'll enter the world of 3d stereograms. As the website says, "A stereogram is a 2D image that creates a visual illusion of a 3D scene." You've seen them, no doubt, and stared until you could not stare anymore. Once you get the hang of it though, it's more than satisfying to see the hidden image. Click here to try it out. 

We just have to post this classic again from the SNL archive. A fun SNL skit from the past featuring Melissa McCarthy. Now we can't say that every SNL skit is appropriate for everyone, but this one is a keeper. And, if you don't laugh at about the 5:22 mark in this video, you need a sense of humor.

Lonely Planet

Planning a trip? Go to Lonely Planet to search for things to do, places to go, and sights to see. You can search by destination, read stories, and get the best advice from seasoned travelers. Click here to begin your search. 

Smartful

Learn something new everyday when you visit Smartful. According to the About section, "Smartful provides a daily dose of knowledge on a variety of topics." One sample day found sections on a word, idiom, fun facts, an artist, historical figure, a historical event, and a quote. Click here or the picture to give it a try.

Wordle

 Wordle is a simple but challenging word game that has gained a huge following. Built by Josh Wardle, a software engineer in Brooklyn, and now owned by The New York Times, the game can only be played once a day. The object of the game is to guess a five letter word in six attempts. Clues are given along the way as colored tiles. Green means a letter is in the correct place, tan means the letter is in the word but in the wrong place. You get the idea. Click here to play, but be warned, the game is addictive.