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September 10, 2020September 11, 2020

A Gentle Reminder

2020 is a year that many of us will never forget. One that often has allowed me the chance to reflect on memories and moments that I shared with family. Specifically I’ve been thinking about my family, my health, and trying my best to keep myself healthy mentally, physically and emotionally. But here’s a gentle reminder that some of us might not think of: for many Canadians, that simply isn’t an option.

August 28, 2020August 28, 2020

I Was Just Talking About Romance

Having a bit of a moment as I realize that it’s essentially September, I was recently chatting with a friend about the importance of romance. Most of us have been stuck together (if lucky enough to have a partner, or whichever term you associate with your significant other) for so long that chances are the idea of romantic moments may out of mind.

That being said, as the city of Toronto slowly continues to open back up safely, some of the best experiences this city has to offer is out there waiting for you to share with someone special. And that is exactly what we are doing this weekend.

August 14, 2020August 20, 2020

Three Ways To Travel To Spain With Me This Year

As I sit down to realize it’s already August in one of the most memorable years of my life so far, I find myself remembering some of my travels and happiest moments around the world. While a lot of us safely explore our own cities, provinces, and Canada as a whole, there are a few places in the world that will forever hold a piece of my heart. One of them being Spain and the trip I took in 2007 after graduating from Carleton University.

August 5, 2020August 12, 2020

Maybe Let’s Focus On What We Can Do

The world seems to full of good words, bad words and wasted words lately if I’m being honest. But when it comes to certain words, I am always going to get behind them.

Kindness. Generosity, Charity. Empathy.

I guess it makes sense that those inspired me to write today’s post. A change of perspective centered around the things I can do, instead of those I can’t.