I’m taking part in the Traveling Brown Girls Blog Carnival that is running from August to April 2013. If you want to find out more about it and how you can take part, click on the picture above for more details. And no, you don’t have to be brown to participate, the host One Brown …
image courtesy of The Niche Mommy So you may have noticed a nice new button on the right hand side of the blog – yep, the one that says to lock your doors because I ma coming to New Orleans! I couldn’t be more excited about having won an all expenses paid trip to New …
I’m Going to New Orleans for The Niche Mommy Conference! Read More »
We visited the High Line a couple of weeks ago while my sister was visiting from Ottawa. It is such an amazing space, and we all agreed that other urban cities could take a leaf from their book for how to rejuvenate defunct industrial space and turn it into a neighborhood meeting space. The High …
Visit The High Line in Manhattan’s West Side with Kids Read More »
Here’s a selection of a few nifty treats I found on Pinterest, their are a few more on my Holidays Pinterest board. Of course, beavers, maple leafs, read and white feature heavily. Enjoy these crafts for kids, foods and even printables you can use for Canada Day. Source: google.ca via Ghada on Pinterest Source: pinteresthunt2182.blogspot.com …
Born and raised in Montreal, Canada Day was always a festive holiday full of get-togethers, BBQs, drinking, friends, and good times. I suppose like most people I have a strong affinity with the country I was born in. It shaped my beginning years and has a big part to do with who I am today. …
15 Ways to Channel Your Inner Canadian for Canada Day Read More »
Most of you know I’m Canadian, eh? I as born and raised in Montreal and took off to New Zealand after University to find myself. Ok, not really to find myself, but I had a teaching degree, yet hadn’t done much traveling and didn’t feel I could ‘teach’ if I hadn’t yet really lived so …