I’ve always loved to travel. The first time I remember travelling was when I was really young and my family and I went to Canada’s Wonderland (Canadian equivalent to Disney World). Ever since then, I wanted to travel and see the world.
In the past few years, I’ve been very fortunate to have checked off lots of places off my travel bucket list.
There are many others places I would love to visit, but these were always where I dreamed of visiting.
I would love to have guest blog posts about other travel adventures you may have experienced and would like to share. Contact me if you’d be interested in writing a guest post.
Being a minimalist has many advantages, especially when it comes to packing. Today, I want to share with you what’s in my minimalist beach bag. Minimalist Essentials I highly recommend making a list of your essentials before you start packing your own minimalist beach bag. Here’s a quick look at my minimalist essentials: Sunscreen Towel… Read More What’s in my Minimalist Beach Bag
Depuis plusieurs années, j’entendais parlé d’un festival de musique francophone dans l’ouest du Canada. J’avais pleins d’amis qui me disaient qu’ils rêvaient d’aller assister au Festival du Voyageur, mais moi je ne connaissais pas c’était quoi. Pour dire vrai, j’ai fait très peu de recherche à son sujet, mais j’étais intriguée par l’idée d’un festival… Read More Winnipeg // Un retour sur le Festival du Voyageur
The hardest part of meal planning is when you aren’t home to do it properly. That is the biggest challenge for me. I’m unmotivated to make meals and eat well when I’m travelling. So with my upcoming two-week trip to Toronto, I thought I would take the opportunity to rise to the challenge and meal… Read More Meal Planning When You’re Travelling (Nov. 18th-24th)
This year has been so hectic that we never got around to travelling much. We had a couple of quick trips to Halifax, and a good visit in Fredericton. But we hadn’t really taken the time to make plans for a getaway. That is, until October. Our October adventure had been planned by me because… Read More October Adventure: Road Trip To Boston
It’s official – we love Tiny House Living! We had the pleasure of renting a Tiny House in Cape Breton this week thanks to Judy Pratt and Nicky Duenkel. They have a beautiful tiny home with a gorgeous view. It felt like a dream come true to have spent the night in their humble abode.… Read More Overnight Stay in Cape Breton Tiny House
Celebrating Mi-Carême in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia If you’ve ever been to Cape Breton, I’m sure you’ve heard of Chéticamp. It’s a small french village on the west coast of Cape Breton, with a population of less than 3000 people. It’s quaint, friendly, familiar, a place I still call “home.” And the best part of coming… Read More The Best Festival to Experience in East Coast Canada: La Mi-Carême
I moved to Moncton, New Brunswick in the fall of 2009 when I started my bachelor’s degree in music at Université de Moncton. Ever since then, I have probably only been to Fredericton a handful of times. Of all those times, I was never actually there to visit, I was there for a project or… Read More What To Do When Visiting Fredericton
When my mom first moved to Halifax in 2001, I wasn’t all that impressed by the city itself. It was probably due to the fact that I had no friends and didn’t really leave her apartment much. And so given that information, you can imagine I didn’t really know what the city had to offer… Read More What To Do When Visiting Halifax
The moment I landed in Brisbane was the first time I felt grounded since I got to Australia. I had been surrounded by strangers for so long, I was really feeling disconnected, and even a little bit home sick. But now, in Brisbane, I was greeted by a beautiful familiar face – my best friend’s… Read More How I Held A Koala & Fed A Giraffe in Brisbane
I’ve been meaning to write more about my trip as I travel, but I’ve just been so busy and having such a great time, it was hard to take a break and sit down at the computer. Now however, it feels like quite the opposite. It’s been two and a half weeks, and I’m back… Read More Rockhampton & The Great Barrier Reef