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I Can Finally Call Myself a ‘Mom’
Well not quite the kind of mom you are thinking of. You see, it has been a lifelong goal of mine to be a mom but not just ANY mom, a DOG mom! Yes, the stars have finally aligned and Read more…
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The Positive Side of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nowadays it seems like having a travel blog may be proven moot with the COVID-19 pandemic that is our reality today. Who would have thought that a global pandemic would bring the world to its knees? From everyone required to stay Read more…
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Been There, Done That
This is going to be a list to remind me of all the places I have been to and hope to inspire me to write about it: Canada Calgary (home) Edmonton Vancouver WInnipeg Toronto Montreal Ottawa Australia Sydney (my second Read more…
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Writing. What a Pain in the Butt.
Can’t believe it has been over a year since I have updated this blog. Admittedly, I have not been very motivated this past year. I told my boyfriend many times that I should shut down this blog because I wasn’t Read more…
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Australian Slang from a Canadian Perspective
Let me share with you a funny story. You see, I am part of a project team at work that mainly consists of Australians. One time I was reviewing a document with an Australian (born and raised) manager and he Read more…
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What to Do and Eat in Adelaide for 3 Days
Back in March, I was asked by Jay to be his plus one for a wedding in Adelaide and I didn’t exactly jump at the opportunity to visit Adelaide. Adelaide is probably not one of the top 3 cities to Read more…
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My Three Major Achievements in the Last Two Years
What have I accomplished after living in Australia for two years? Although I feel that I have accomplished a lot during my time in Australia, I will focus on my three my major achievements. Becoming completely independent Being outside of Read more…
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Officially Two Years
Today marks my two year anniversary of living and working in Australia. If you told me 3 years ago that I would be living and working in Sydney Australia, I would laugh in your face. Being a risk adverse individual, I’ve always dreamed of traveling the world but felt like something was holding me back. I’ve come to realize, that it was me that was holding me back. To be fair, it was an external force that kicked me in the butt. Allow me to elaborate.