Toronto – Page 11 – Do The Daniel

November 14, 2020December 2, 2020

(Some of) My Favourite Toronto Restaurants To Get You Hungry

As someone that has worked in the restaurant industry in some capacity for almost fifteen years, my heart is heavy for the city of Toronto right now. I don’t want to focus too much on the challenges because that would detract from the message of this post – how we all can support local small businesses and restaurants throughout the last few weeks of 2020. So in an attempt to get you hungry and ordering curbside pickup or delivery, here is my list of (some) of the restaurants I love most.

November 11, 2020November 23, 2020

The Gift I’m Giving Myself

While I may be one of the few people excited for the winter snow, I know that most of us are excited about other aspects of the holidays. Be it decorating the tree nice and early, to planning those special memories with the members of your household or bubble. 2020 may be different than we wanted it to be, but it can also be amazing if you make the right decision this holiday season. So, let’s talk about the gift that I’m giving myself and how you can do the same.

November 6, 2020November 12, 2020

Let’s Talk About Those #Views

Working through the challenging moments of 2020 has definitely taught me a lot about myself. From the every day stresses of paying bills and working from home, to the bigger thoughts of what’s 2021 going to be like, something I now know is that it is important to disconnect. Over the last few months Julio and I have been showcasing some ways to relax and have a change of scenery, and this past weekend we did just that on a #Staycation fit for a Queen.

October 13, 2020October 13, 2020

Falling In Love All Over Again

Julio and I recently recorded an upcoming television segment where we were asked what COVID19 felt like. It took me some time to come up with the answer – not because I didn’t have one, but rather because it was a lot of emotion to express at once. It has been like dating for the first time all over again.

That time in a relationship when you spend every hour of every day you possibly can together. Because you couldn’t bare to be apart – except for this time, it was thrust upon us. I found myself laughing more, living more and being more myself than I had when “life” was happening at that insane pace we all lived. So now that we have fallen in love all over again it seems, I find myself wanting to do for him the same things I did in the beginning and forgot the importance of.