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Outside > Inside

Lately I am of the mindset that being outside is best. From walking an average of 30K steps a day (I love turning on Apple Music and just walking to unwind when I get busy), to trying to spend as much time in my garden as possible on my new patio furniture sets, even eating outside when I can, and escaping into nature with friends to try and get away whenever possible, I think as Canadians it’s important to have some #GoodTimesOutside. Earlier this year our friends at MEC Canada invited us on a hike to Rouge National Urban Park to do just that, and since that beautiful day alongside Catherine and Aram I haven’t stopped taking the opportunity to continue to do so.  Continue reading “Outside > Inside”

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There’s A Reason Why I Love Quetzal Already

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. I must have been Mexican in a past life. From sitting on the beaches of the resort towns with my husband, to almost surreal spiritual moments exploring the temples of this iconic country, there is something tangibly beautiful about all things Mexican for me. Did I also mention that I am almost always going to order Mexican and Latino food if I get to pick what we are eating? So when I found out about the opening of Quetzal in Toronto – opening their doors to the public on August 8th, I knew immediately that I had to make reservations. 

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Escapada Romántica en Playa del Carmen

Una de las cosas que nadie me dijo de vivir en un destino turístico como Playa del Carmen es que en el momento en hiciera oficial mi permanencia en este hermoso lugar, automáticamente me convertiría en guía de turistas gratuito para mis familiares, amigos y uno que otra persona de esas que nunca en la vida me hablaba hasta que se enteró de mi vida en el paraíso… ¡qué casualidad!

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Tokyo’s Hotel Hot Spot

As some of you may already know, I had the amazing experience of getting to cross a bucket list destination off this month by getting to visit Tokyo for the very first time. And let me tell you, the trip is one that I will remember for the rest of my life. However, before I took off, I was a little worried about visiting for the first time. I’ve traveled plenty of times before, but going to a city alone where English is far from the primary language and I also had little to no Japanese vocabulary of my own, can be a little intimidating. But the moment I got to the MOXY Tokyo Kinshicho, I knew that my worries of not being able to communicate were immediately going to be put to rest.

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