I am the kind of person who has lost count of the amount of times I’ve driven along the 401 between Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and beyond. Don’t get me wrong, I love to drive, but at a certain point you stop seeing the landmarks and the signs on the side of the road. When you think about it, there’s a whole world to explore at the next off ramp or destination, and for the longest time that’s what Bay of Quinte was to me. A sign on the side of the highway. All these years later I’ve come to appreciate that the region is so much more, and if I’m being honest, it’s become one of my favourite places in Ontario.
Continue reading “Beyond what you see on the highway”Never Forget The Importance of Rest
My 2022 has certainly not been a dull one. With lots of changes, both personally and professionally, I found myself burnt out and running on empty proverbially more times than I would like to admit over the past six-ish months. Going into Pride Month feeling very much on my own and disappointed by many people, I knew that I had to be the one to change the direction things were going – and it’s why amid the busiest month of my calendar year as a content creator, I booked us a weekend away. My lesson I am sharing in all this? NEVER forget the importance of rest.
Continue reading “Never Forget The Importance of Rest”Here’s How You Can #ExploreNiagara From Home While You Plan Your Next Trip
While I wish I could get on a plane and get away with Julio after a few years without a real vacation, I’m left realizing that 2020 can be the year that I eventually get to explore more of Canada. Until then, I wanted to share ways how you, your family and your boo can #ExploreNiagara from the comfort of your home and support small businesses that need us now more than ever.
Continue reading “Here’s How You Can #ExploreNiagara From Home While You Plan Your Next Trip”Don’t Just Survive Winter, Embrace It!
I’m not one of those people who loves the cold weather. I’d rather be laying on a warm beach or cuddled up under 50 blankets with a hot tea in hand, watching the cold from somewhere indoors. But, I’m also a huge proponent for the fact that if something makes you uncomfortable or pushes you outside of your comfort zone, that you should explore why you feel that way. And if you’re so inclined to decide to push through it, you can usually come out on the other side with a broader perspective of some of the wonderful facets of who you truly are.