Throughout my Euro Travel Series of blog posts I've periodically mentioned my travel partner, my best friend Danielle. You've received my perspective, tips and recommendations from our trip but I decided to conclude the series with a Q&A type of interview with her. So here it is my travel companion's perspective on our trip, overall … Continue reading A Q&A with my best friend and travel companion
Do not mock a pain that you haven't endured --Unknown If you're Canadian you've probably heard of the Bell Let's Talk initiative that happens every January. Bell promises to donate 5¢ for every applicable text, call, tweet, social media video view or filter used with #BellLetsTalk. It wasn't until last year when I saw friends … Continue reading Let’s Talk About My Mental Health
"I like trains. I like their rhythm, and I like the freedom of being suspended between two places, all anxieties of purpose taken care of: for this moment I know where I am going." --Anna Funder, Stasiland: Stories from Behind the Berlin Wall Out of all the methods of transportation we used while in Europe, … Continue reading Travelling Europe By Train
And just like that 2017 is over. I'm so grateful to be able to say that I had an amazing year. So many great things happened to me this year as well as so many life lessons. I started this blog roughly a year ago and the journey has been incredible. Having a creative outlet … Continue reading 2018, I’m Ready.
While in Serbia this summer I was constantly brainstorming possible ideas for blog posts. After being back in Toronto and in the swing of things, the final post idea I chose just made sense. I hope you enjoy the following post about a main difference in cultures and hanging out with friends between Toronto & … Continue reading Belgrade – The Motherland
Kalimera! Yes I know it's been awhile but I'm back! And excited to tell you all about the time I spent a few weeks in Greece this summer with my best friend. I'll be sharing my thoughts and tips we learned while exploring this beautifully historic country. ATHENS You only really need two days max … Continue reading Navigating Athens & the Greek Islands
When you tell people you're travelling Europe for more than two weeks, they tend to tell you that you'll have a life changing moment. So during my seven week trip, I was curious to see what would be mine. Spoiler alert but not really because it's in the cover photo, but it was in Dubrovnik, … Continue reading The day that changed me | Europe Edition
Mostly known for beer, frites, and chocolate, Brussels offers all of this and more. Whether it's from the history-filled streets or hidden gems found right under your nose. You'll be sure to have a diet filled with frites, beer, and waffles. In this blog post, I share some of my favourite things I learnt while … Continue reading Hey Brussels, You got some cool history
Everyone has a different take on 2016, either it was an amazing year or a horrible year. To be honest isn't it always a mix? Personally, I got the chance to compete at Harvard, travel to China with my best friend and intern at three different companies. But it also tested friendships in various forms. … Continue reading 2017 Goals
No one really ever knows how to write their first blog post. There's the pressure of creating a style that the rest of your blog will follow suit in. It's the first piece of writing where someone potentially decides if they want to continue following your blog in the future. So I've decided to throw that … Continue reading Entrance Into The Blogosphere
